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What is a build 'artifact'?
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An artifact is the deployable output produced by a build — a binary, image or archive.
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A policy says artifacts must be 'immutable'. What does that mean?
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Immutable artifacts are never modified after publication; fixes produce a new versioned artifact.
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The team 'promotes' an artifact from staging to production. What does 'promote' mean here?
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Promotion moves the exact same artifact through environments, ensuring you ship what you tested.
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A 'retention policy' on the artifact registry does what?
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A retention policy automatically purges old artifacts after a set time or count to control storage.
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Which sentence correctly uses 'semantic versioning'?
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Semantic versioning encodes meaning as MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH to signal compatibility.