Practice Best Practices In Environment Setup (7.11) - Setting Up Development Environment

Practice: Best Practices in Environment Setup

Lesson 7.11Setting Up Development Environment

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Question 1.
What is the primary purpose of environment separation?
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Consider what impact mixing environments might have.
Question 2.
Name one tool used for version control.
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Think of a widely used system for tracking code changes.
3Question 3.
What is one reason to keep development, staging, and production environments separate?
- To ensure faster development
- To prevent untested features in production
- To use fewer resources
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Consider the consequences of merging these environments.
4Question 4.
True or False: Version control is only necessary for code files.
- True
- False
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Think about what else can change in a project.
Question 5.
Create a full version control strategy for a software project that outlines how you would handle configuration files, code, and documentation.
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Consider how teams manage changes without losing track.
Question 6.
Design an automated script that would set up a development environment for a specific application. Outline the necessary components.
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Think about the order of operations in setting up a complete environment.

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