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Universal Containers wants to implement a release strategy with major releases every four weeks and minor releases every week. Major releases follow Development, System Testing (SIT), User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Training Minor releases follow Development and User Acceptance Testing (UAT) stages. What represents a valid environment strategy consideration for UAT?

A. Minor releases use Developer and Major releases Full copy

B. Minor and Major releases use same Full copy.

C. Minor and Major releases use separate Developer pro

D. Minor releases use Partial copy and Major releases use Full copy

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weyoxic - Dec 19, 2024

The correct answer is:

B. Minor and Major releases use same Full copy.
Explanation:
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is a critical phase where stakeholders validate whether the application works as expected. Given the needs for both Major and Minor releases at Universal Containers, a Full Copy Sandbox is an ideal environment for UAT.

Full Copy Sandboxes replicate all the data and metadata from the production environment, providing a comprehensive environment where UAT can be performed with realistic data. This allows for proper testing of all features, both major and minor, ensuring that both types of releases work seamlessly with production-like data.

Since both Minor and Major releases require a UAT phase, using the same Full Copy Sandbox for both types of releases ensures consistency in testing and avoids unnecessary complexity by managing multiple environments.

Tampa - Jul 16, 2022

B should be the correct answer

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