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  • The function of an application load balancer is?
  • Phase III of deployment corresponds to which activity?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five movement control functions?
  • The difference between TLS termination at the edge and end-to-end TLS is?
  • Which step is used to determine checkpoints?
  • Which deployment pattern involves testing changes on a small subset of users before a full rollout?
  • What are the two types of convoy control?
  • Which description best characterizes Fixed-Port Facilities?
  • Movement Program Step 2 requires forecasts based on how many days in the planning cycle?
  • Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is the managed Kubernetes service for which cloud provider?
  • Which area passes movement control of units to AMC?
  • Which organization receives & stages discharged equipment?
  • Which set comprises the four areas of the APOE?
  • A reserved route is exclusive to what?
  • Which step is responsible for coordinating the program?
  • How many SPCs are Transportation Management Coordinator, Movement Specialists?
  • Annex N contains which type of requirements?
  • Convoy requirements are documented in which annex?
  • Which option is NOT a characteristic of Unimproved Port Facilities?
  • In the Movement Program planning process, the first 7 days are considered what and the last 7 days are considered what?
  • Why is encryption at rest important in deployments?
  • Route 53 is used for?
  • Movement from POD to POE is part of which movement type?
  • PSA operates under who in the port staging area?
  • What does the principle of least privilege mean in cloud deployments?
  • What does the practice of using a separate deployment service account achieve?
  • What are the two basic movements of route synchronization?
  • What do MC HQs specify in a supervised route?
  • In the port staging area, which organization provides licensed vehicle operators for all types of equipment?
  • Which organization releases equipment to unit?
  • Which practice makes infrastructure changes auditable and reversible through version control and repeatable provisioning?
  • What is the purpose of the alert holding area?
  • Which step in incident response involves restoring services to normal operation?
  • What do RPO and RTO stand for in disaster recovery planning?
  • What must the origin MCT do when they receive the movement request?
  • Which of the following is a principle of deployment?
  • What is the role of an artifact repository in deployment?
  • The role of an ELK/EFK stack in deployments is?
  • The primary purpose of an ELK/EFK stack is?
  • What does SDCC manage?
  • Which feature of a deployment pipeline primarily supports compliance and auditing?
  • In a canary deployment, what metric would you monitor to decide whether to increase traffic to the new version?
  • In Google Cloud, what service provides managed Kubernetes?
  • Which enlisted rank is the Transportation Management Coordinator, Senior Movement NCO in the MCT?
  • Why are release notes important in deployment processes?
  • Prometheus is primarily used for?
  • HashiCorp Vault is used for?
  • In canary deployments, what is a recommended safety practice?
  • How do versioned artifacts support deployment rollbacks?
  • What technique enables zero-downtime database schema changes?
  • What is the primary benefit of using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tooling like Terraform?
  • What deployment approach updates instances incrementally to avoid taking down the entire system at once?
  • Which route type is closed to all traffic due to safety or capacity concerns?
  • Which rollback strategy switches traffic back to the previously stable environment?
  • Which technique enables zero-downtime database schema changes?
  • In migration strategy, why use backward-compatible changes?
  • Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) is the managed Kubernetes service for which cloud provider?
  • What are the two types of movement plans?
  • What is a safe practice when performing canary deployments for rollback?
  • Under MCT Allocations, how many MCTs are allocated per Sustainment Brigade in Theater?
  • Which organization operates in SPOD operations area?
  • In the Movement Program, the last 7 days are described as what?
  • What is the purpose of the loading ramp area?
  • Which element refers to allied support in the immediate movement context?
  • Yellow TAT is described as what?
  • DD 1387 corresponds to which of the following forms?
  • The OPORD format used for movement plans consists of how many paragraphs?
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the MCT Allocations?
  • Which organization provides licensed vehicle operators for all types of equipment in the port staging area?
  • In container orchestration, what is the fundamental purpose of a deployment in terms of desired state and updates?
  • In the Movement Program, which step comes after Step 2?
  • Container Packing Certificate corresponds to which DoD form?
  • Which of the following is used for centralized secrets management, dynamic credentials, and rotation?
  • Why are runbooks essential for deployment operations?
  • Which route type provides full control by MC HQs?
  • Which option represents the MVT Control Officer title within an MCT?
  • What are the 3 types of water terminal locations?
  • What is the main principle of immutable infrastructure?
  • What is distributed tracing used for in microservices deployments?
  • In AWS, what service is commonly used for container orchestration?
  • What does blast radius refer to in deployment security?
  • After a failed deployment, what is a common rollback procedure?
  • NTAT refers to which of the following?
  • Who validates movement plans and how often?
  • Why is data locality important in deployments?
  • Red TAT is described as what?
  • DoD multimodal dangerous goods declaration corresponds to which form?
  • Which organization is associated with SPOD operations?
  • What practice contributes to zero-downtime migrations in practice?
  • RSOI stands for?
  • Which of the following is a control measure of route synchronization?
  • In the call forward area, which two entities share responsibility?
  • The 463L pallet weighs how many pounds without cargo?
  • How many SSGs are Transportation Management Coordinator, Movement Supervisors in the MCT?
  • Which organization receives & stages discharged equipment in the port staging area?
  • What type of control is exercised in a dispatch route?
  • Who is responsible for the loading ramp area?
  • Which statement defines GitOps in deployment workflows?
  • Which step involves formatting and publishing the Movement Program?
  • Which of the following descriptions best characterizes Fixed-Port Facilities?
  • Which statement describes Unimproved Port Facilities?
  • How does Ansible differ from Terraform in deployment workflows?
  • A VPC is?
  • Annex O contains which type of requirements?
  • In the alert holding area, the control of unit aircraft/loads is transferred from ____ to ____
  • What does the 12-factor app principle imply for deployment?
  • NTAT stands for which of the following?
  • Which statement about immutable infrastructure is correct?
  • In movement logistics, NTAT refers to which?
  • Which organization may provide life support / services for deploying unit?
  • Which organization assists units in onward movement?
  • Under MCT Allocations, how many MCTs per 1000 miles of each MSR in DIV/Corps, Theater & Port?
  • Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) is the managed Kubernetes service for which cloud provider?
  • Which statement describes Bare Beach Facilities?
  • What is a Docker image and what is a container?
  • Which term describes moving units from one place to another in the immediate movement context?
  • Annex M contains which type of requirements?
  • Why is dependency management critical in deployment pipelines?
  • What is the purpose of a secrets manager in deployment pipelines?
  • Which area is primarily used to receive convoys and process vehicles before staging for loading?
  • The three pillars of observability are?
  • Which practice helps prevent resource waste when demand drops?
  • How do feature flags enable safer deployments?
  • Who executes route synchronization for ground supply routes in the operations area?
  • Which deployment strategy minimizes downtime by switching all traffic to a newly provisioned identical environment after validation?
  • How can you achieve zero-downtime migrations in practice?
  • What is the purpose of backups in deployment planning?
  • Which organization stages equipment in the port staging area?
  • Annex L contains which type of requirements?
  • The servicing MCT is the immediate interface for Army units requesting transportation support when which condition occurs?
  • What is the role of a Kubernetes Deployment object?
  • In deployment tooling, which approach primarily provisions infrastructure, rather than configuring software on it?
  • What is the difference between immutable and mutable infrastructure?
  • Whose responsibility is the call forward area?
  • Which step involves determining shortfalls and recommended COAs?
  • How many soldiers are in the modular MCT?
  • Movement Program forecasting should be based on a planning cycle of how many days?
  • What term describes coordinating movement priorities across routes?
  • What is a best practice for canary deployment safety?
  • In what format is a movement plan written?
  • Which of the following represents an officer position within an MCT?
  • Who is responsible for the marshalling area?
  • Bare Beach Facilities are associated with which operation?
  • Which pair of factors are commonly considered in multi-region deployments?
  • Who is the first point of contact for other DOD organizations needing Army common user transportation?
  • Is movement credit required in a dispatch route?
  • In the Movement Program, which step comes first?
  • What are the dimensions of the 463L pallet and its maximum cargo load?
  • The primary function of an application load balancer is to ?
  • In Azure, what service handles managed Kubernetes clusters?
  • Why maintain separate dev/stage/prod environments?
  • What are common steps in incident response during deployment?
  • Which organization may provide life support / services for deploying units?
  • What is generated during operations in the immediate movement process?
  • Which organization takes movement control of units after the loading ramp area?
  • The movement request is submitted by which entity, and when is it complete?
  • What is the primary goal of a CI/CD pipeline in deployment?
  • How do deployment pipelines support compliance and auditing?
  • What are two key considerations in multi-region deployments?
  • Which statement best describes RPO in disaster recovery?
  • Which organization discharges unit equipment from vessel?
  • What is the purpose of the call forward area?
  • Distinguish deployment from release in software delivery.
  • Motor Vehicle Inspection for transporting hazardous materials corresponds to which DoD form?
  • Deployment Movement Plan moves which units and to where?
  • What best describes a Helm chart in Kubernetes?
  • Which reference covers deployment?
  • Which statement about planned movement in route synchronization is true?
  • Which organization coordinates & tasks for transportation assets required by deploying unit?
  • What type of control is exercised in a supervised route?
  • What is the difference between load testing and stress testing?
  • Why is data locality important in deployments?
  • What does semantic versioning communicate?
  • When is a dispatch route designated?
  • Which DoD form is the pallet identifier?
  • In the context of immediate movement, what term denotes higher priority?
  • Mobilization Movement Plan moves which units where?
  • Name a technique to reduce cloud deployment costs without sacrificing availability.
  • Encryption at rest protects data in which state?
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