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Exam DBDEA Topics: cicd Difficulty: easy

A data engineering team supports dev, test, and prod workspaces. Today an administrator recreates the team's Lakeflow Job, its notebooks, and a Lakeflow Spark Declarative Pipeline in each workspace by clicking through the UI, and the definitions drift apart between environments. The team wants the environment definitions to live in Git and be deployed consistently. Which Databricks capability is designed for this?

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  1. A. Automation Bundles: YAML definitions of jobs, pipelines, and notebooks in Git, deployed per target via the CLI
  2. B. Workspace export and import of DBC archives between workspaces, executed manually by an administrator for each release
  3. C. A meta Lakeflow Job whose notebook tasks call the Jobs REST API to create the team's other jobs in each workspace
  4. D. Copying the Delta table data between workspaces so that each environment rebuilds the pipeline from the same files
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Correct answer: Automation Bundles: YAML definitions of jobs, pipelines, and notebooks in Git, deployed per target via the CLI

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/dev-tools/bundles/

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