1. What is Playbook ? Junior A. a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets B. a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts C. auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run D. Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
2. Which term means: "a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts"? Junior A. Task B. Ansible Vault C. Inventory D. Playbook Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
3. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Playbook — a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified B. Playbook — host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file C. Playbook — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts D. Playbook — Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
4. What is Inventory ? Junior A. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments B. a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets C. a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts D. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
5. Which term means: "a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets"? Junior A. Ansible Vault B. Playbook C. Fact D. Inventory Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
6. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Inventory — host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file B. Inventory — auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run C. Inventory — a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets D. Inventory — a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
7. What is Module ? Junior A. a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets B. host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file C. a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service D. a structured, reusable bundle of tasks, variables, templates, and handlers Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
8. Which term means: "a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service"? Junior A. Module B. Task C. Inventory D. Playbook Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
9. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Module — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts B. Module — Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent C. Module — the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state D. Module — a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
10. What is Task ? Junior A. a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified B. the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state C. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest D. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
11. Which term means: "a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments"? Junior A. Task B. Handler C. Galaxy D. Playbook Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
12. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Task — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts B. Task — a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets C. Task — a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments D. Task — a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
13. What is Role ? Junior A. the hub for sharing and installing reusable Ansible roles and collections B. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest C. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments D. a structured, reusable bundle of tasks, variables, templates, and handlers Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
14. Which term means: "a structured, reusable bundle of tasks, variables, templates, and handlers"? Junior A. Task B. Galaxy C. Role D. Agentless model Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
15. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Role — Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent B. Role — a structured, reusable bundle of tasks, variables, templates, and handlers C. Role — a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified D. Role — a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
16. What is Handler ? Junior A. host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file B. the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state C. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest D. a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
17. Which term means: "a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified"? Junior A. Ansible Vault B. Handler C. Idempotency D. Agentless model Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
18. Which statement is correct? Junior A. Handler — a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service B. Handler — host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file C. Handler — a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets D. Handler — a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
19. What is Idempotency ? Mid A. a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified B. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest C. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments D. the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
20. Which term means: "the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state"? Mid A. Idempotency B. Agentless model C. Galaxy D. Dynamic inventory Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
21. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Idempotency — host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file B. Idempotency — a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments C. Idempotency — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts D. Idempotency — the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
22. What is Fact ? Mid A. auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run B. a task triggered by notify that runs once at the end if it was notified C. Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent D. the hub for sharing and installing reusable Ansible roles and collections Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
23. Which term means: "auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run"? Mid A. Module B. Inventory C. Task D. Fact Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
24. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Fact — a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service B. Fact — a structured, reusable bundle of tasks, variables, templates, and handlers C. Fact — a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets D. Fact — auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
25. What is Ansible Vault ? Mid A. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments B. host data generated at runtime from a cloud or external source rather than a static file C. a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest D. the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
26. Which term means: "a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest"? Mid A. Handler B. Ansible Vault C. Task D. Role Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
27. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Ansible Vault — a feature that encrypts sensitive variables and files at rest B. Ansible Vault — a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets C. Ansible Vault — auto-discovered system information about a host gathered before tasks run D. Ansible Vault — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
28. What is Agentless model ? Mid A. a reusable unit of work Ansible executes on a host, like copy or service B. a single action in a play that invokes a module with arguments C. Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent D. a list of managed hosts, optionally grouped, that Ansible targets Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
29. Which term means: "Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent"? Mid A. Idempotency B. Agentless model C. Handler D. Ansible Vault Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free account
30. Which statement is correct? Mid A. Agentless model — a YAML file describing an ordered set of plays and tasks to run against hosts B. Agentless model — the hub for sharing and installing reusable Ansible roles and collections C. Agentless model — Ansible's approach of managing hosts over SSH without installing a persistent agent D. Agentless model — the property that re-running a playbook produces no changes if the system is already in the desired state Reveal the answer + AI explanation — free accountShowing 30 of 57 Config · Ansible questions — the full set, with answers, explanations and an AI tutor on every question, is inside.