Implementing and Operating Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies (ENCOR) — Question 618
What is one difference between SaltStack and Ansible?
Answer options
- A. SaltStack uses the Ansible agent on the box, whereas Ansible uses a Telnet server on the box.
- B. SaltStack uses an API proxy agent to program Cisco boxes in agent mode, whereas Ansible uses a Telnet connection.
- C. SaltStack uses SSH to interact with Cisco devices, whereas Ansible uses an event bus.
- D. SaltStack is constructed with minion, whereas Ansible is constructed with YAML.
Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer, D, highlights that SaltStack employs a minion architecture to manage nodes, while Ansible's configuration is defined using YAML files. Options A, B, and C contain inaccuracies regarding the technologies used by both tools, such as the incorrect mention of Telnet and the wrong descriptions of their operational methods.