Correct Answer: C

All version will be deployed, see step 4 below, and the latest version will be deployed last.

After you create a snapshot, you can deploy the snapshot to an environment. Procedure

1.

From the IBM UrbanCode Deploy dashboard, click Applications, and then select an application.

2.

On the application page, click Snapshots, and then select a snapshot. The environments that are defined for the application are listed at the bottom of the Dashboard page.

3.

For the environment where you plan to deploy the snapshot, click the Request Process icon.

4.

To deploy component versions whether or not they are already deployed, clear the Only Changed Version check box. By default, the Only Changed Version check box is selected so that only changed versions of components are deployed.

5.

Select the deployment process to run from the Process list.

6.

To run the process in the future, select the Schedule Deployment check box. If you select the Schedule Deployment check box, more fields become available so that you can specify the date and time to run the process, and configure the process to run on a recurring basis.

7.

Click Submit. Unless you scheduled the process to run in the future, the application process starts and deploys the snapshot.

Note: A snapshot is a collection of specific versions of components and processes. Typically, a snapshot represents a set of component versions that are known to work together.

References: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SS4GSP_6.1.0/com.ibm.udeploy.doc/topics/ app_snapshot_deploy.html

Correct Answer: A

Version numbering On Developer Center, plug-in versions are typically shown as integers. For example, version 6. A longer version number is displayed on the Settings page in the product, and in the name of the .zip file that contains the plug-in. For example, 6.714241.

References: https://developer.ibm.com/urbancode/docs/installing-plugins-ucd/

Correct Answer: A

Correct Answer: A

IBM UrbanCode Deploy helps you accelerate your time to market, drive down deployment costs, reduce risks and achieve continuous delivery. References: http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/ucdep

Correct Answer: A

With Sync enabled, UrbanCode Deploy will attempt to move only the files that are different in the component version than on the target system. With "Sync and Clean" the agent will also remove any files in the target directory that are not in in the component version. The details of how the Sync works varies based on the options in selected. The process always starts the same, the agent is sent a manifest of the files in the version, their sizes, modification dates, and SHA-256 hash. With Full Verification unchecked, it will examine the directory and compare the file sizes and modification dates to the manifest. Any files that don't match will be replaced. With "Full Verification" checked, each file will have its SHA-256 checksum calculated and compared to the manifest. This approach is safer, but takes more CPU on the agent, and is a bit slower.

References: https://developer.ibm.com/urbancode/tag/artifact-management/