EX294 sample questions

Question 1

A system administrator is writing a playbook to ensure a critical monitoring service, 'monitord', is not only started but also configured to launch automatically when the server reboots. The administrator uses the `ansible.builtin.service` module. Which combination of parameters ensures both requirements are met?

Accepted Answer

state=started enabled=yes

Answer

state=started persistent=yes

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state=running enabled=true

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status=active boot=yes

Question 2

You are automating the configuration of Logical Volume Management (LVM) on a new RHEL 9 server. You need to expand an existing volume group 'vg_data' by adding a new physical volume `/dev/sdb1`. Which Ansible module is specifically designed to manage the properties and physical volumes of a volume group?

Accepted Answer

community.general.lvg

Answer

community.general.lvol

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community.general.filesystem

Answer

ansible.builtin.parted

Question 3

A playbook copies a custom HTML file to `/var/www/html/index.html` on a web server, but Apache returns a 403 Forbidden error when trying to access it. The file permissions are correct (644). What is the most likely cause and the appropriate Ansible module to fix it permanently?

Accepted Answer

SELinux context is incorrect; use community.general.sefcontext to set the context and restorecon.

Answer

The firewall is blocking port 80; use ansible.posix.firewalld.

Answer

The httpd service is not running; use ansible.builtin.service.

Answer

The user owner is wrong; use ansible.builtin.file to change owner to root.

Question 4

True or False: When using the `ansible.posix.firewalld` module to open a port, specifying `permanent: yes` creates a persistent rule but does not immediately apply it to the running configuration unless `immediate: yes` is also specified.

Accepted Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 5

You need to create a user 'deployer' with a specific User ID (UID) of 2005 and ensure they are added to the 'wheel' group for administrative access. Which task definition achieves this?

Accepted Answer

- name: Create user
ansible.builtin.user:
name: deployer
uid: 2005
groups: wheel
append: yes

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- name: Create user
ansible.builtin.user:
name: deployer
id: 2005
group: wheel

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- name: Create user
ansible.builtin.command:
cmd: useradd -u 2005 -G wheel deployer

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- name: Create user
ansible.builtin.user:
name: deployer
uid: 2005
groups: wheel
state: present

Question 6

You are using Visual Studio Code to develop Ansible playbooks. You have made changes to `site.yml` and need to commit these changes to your local Git repository. Using the VS Code interface or terminal, what is the correct sequence of Git operations?

Accepted Answer

Stage changes (git add) -> Commit changes (git commit) -> Push (git push)

Answer

git commit -> git stage -> git push

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git push -> git commit -> git add

Answer

git save -> git upload

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A playbook copies a custom HTML file to `/var/www/html/index.html` on a web server, but Apache returns a 403 Forbidden error when trying to access it. The file permissions are correct (644). What is the most likely cause and the appropriate Ansible module to fix it permanently?

True or False: When using the `ansible.posix.firewalld` module to open a port, specifying `permanent: yes` creates a persistent rule but does not immediately apply it to the running configuration unless `immediate: yes` is also specified.

You need to create a user 'deployer' with a specific User ID (UID) of 2005 and ensure they are added to the 'wheel' group for administrative access. Which task definition achieves this?

You are using Visual Studio Code to develop Ansible playbooks. You have made changes to `site.yml` and need to commit these changes to your local Git repository. Using the VS Code interface or terminal, what is the correct sequence of Git operations?

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