Compatibility and Dependency Management Across System Architectures
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What is the primary goal of Continuous Deployment (CD)?

  • To ensure a fully automated pipeline from code commit to deployment
  • To focus on integrating and testing code changes
  • To automate the software release process and enable rapid, reliable, and frequent deployments (correct)
  • To reduce the time taken to bring new features, fixes, and updates to the end-users

What is the difference between Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD)?

  • CI manages the process of building, testing, and reporting, while CD ensures a fully automated pipeline from code commit to deployment
  • CI focuses on integrating and testing code changes, while CD automates the next steps of deploying changes to production environments (correct)
  • CI automates the software release process, while CD focuses on integrating and testing code changes
  • CI and CD are the same, they both automate the entire software release process

What is the role of a CI server in the software development process?

  • To manage the process of building, testing, and reporting
  • To ensure code integrity after each commit
  • To trigger a build upon new code commits
  • All of the above (correct)

What is the primary purpose of TensorFlow Lite (TFLITE) for microcontrollers?

<p>To provide very limited memory and throughput (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of using TFLITE with Delegates, such as the Edge TPU?

<p>To overcome the limitations of TFLITE on microcontrollers (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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