CheckPoint Exam 156-315.80 Topic 6 Question 38 Discussion

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Question #: 38
Topic #: 6

Automation and Orchestration differ in that:

AAutomation relates to codifying tasks, whereas orchestration relates to codifying processes.

BAutomation involves the process of coordinating an exchange of information through web service interactions such as XML and JSON, but orchestration does not involve processes.

COrchestration is concerned with executing a single task, whereas automation takes a series of tasks and puts them all together into a process workflow.

DOrchestration relates to codifying tasks, whereas automation relates to codifying processes.

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Aja

1 months ago

Haha, 'codifying' is a funny word. It makes me think of robots writing code. But anyways, I'm pretty sure A is the right answer here.

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Annice

13 days ago

Yeah, 'codifying' does sound like robot language. A does seem like the best choice here.

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Altha

18 days ago

I think you're onto something with A. 'Codifying' does sound like a robot term, haha.

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Floyd

22 days ago

I agree, 'codifying' does sound like something robots would do. And I think you're right, A seems like the correct answer.

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Merlyn

2 months ago

Option C is just silly. Orchestration is definitely about coordinating multiple tasks, not a single one.

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Tran

9 days ago

D) Orchestration relates to codifying tasks, whereas automation relates to codifying processes.

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Belen

27 days ago

D) Orchestration relates to codifying tasks, whereas automation relates to codifying processes.

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Eden

28 days ago

B) Automation involves the process of coordinating an exchange of information through web service interactions such as XML and JSON, but orchestration does not involve processes.

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Jacqueline

29 days ago

A) Automation relates to codifying tasks, whereas orchestration relates to codifying processes.

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Meaghan

1 months ago

B) Automation involves the process of coordinating an exchange of information through web service interactions such as XML and JSON, but orchestration does not involve processes.

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Maryrose

1 months ago

A) Automation relates to codifying tasks, whereas orchestration relates to codifying processes.

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Salena

2 months ago

A and D sound similar, but I think A is the correct answer. Automation is about codifying individual tasks, while orchestration is about coordifying processes.

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Man

2 months ago

Hmm, this seems tricky. I'll have to think carefully about the difference between automation and orchestration.

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Haley

2 months ago

C) Orchestration is concerned with executing a single task, whereas automation takes a series of tasks and puts them all together into a process workflow.

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