During a DevOps pipeline, an application for a Red Hat-based environment needs to be packaged so that it can be authenticated with a built-in signature system. Which method best addresses version tracking and validation?
Convert the software into a Debian mechanism
Compile from source using a script for each library
Use compressed files with separate checksums
Use commands that provide integrated signing and version information
Using the environment’s built-in approach ensures that each package is properly signed and tracked. This method maintains authenticity and version information. Other methods may not integrate the same signature checks or are targeted at different distributions. Compressed files with checksums lack automated tracking, a Debian-style system is not designed for Red Hat-based environments, and a source compilation process typically uses custom methods that do not provide streamlined version and authentication management.
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