AWS DevOps Engineer Professional Practice Test

Which are the phases of a CodeBuild project?

1. setup, build, deploy, test

2. install, pre_build, build, post_build

3. initialize, build, post_build, finalize

4. configure, compile, test, package

The correct answer is: install, pre_build, build, post_build

The phases of a CodeBuild project consist of distinct stages that streamline the continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) process. The correct choice outlines four key phases: install, pre_build, build, and post_build. 1. **Install Phase**: This is the initial phase where necessary tools and dependencies are installed. During this stage, you can specify commands to ensure your environment is ready for the subsequent steps. This might involve pulling in packages, libraries, or other dependencies required for building your application. 2. **Pre_Build Phase**: In this stage, you perform any configurations or scripts that need to be run prior to the actual build process. This could include tasks such as setting environment variables, running linters, or any pre-checks on the codebase to ensure quality before moving on to the actual build process. 3. **Build Phase**: This is where the primary work happens. The code undergoes compilation, packaging, or any transformation processes that result in the application being built. The commands you specify here execute the core build of your application, which could involve compiling code, bundling assets, etc. 4. **Post_Build Phase**: After the build process, this phase allows you to run additional commands to