A team uses a standard system image for automated testing. Updates in production lead to missing dependencies in the test environment, causing failures. Which approach addresses the mismatch between these environments?
Generate a fresh image with updated software
Allocate additional resources to the existing environment
Manually install missing dependencies on the current image
Roll back to a previous version of the standard image for stability
A pipeline that regenerates a new system image when production changes occur ensures both environments remain aligned. Merely adjusting resource allocations, reverting the environment, or manual patching do not guarantee consistent dependencies compared to freshly built images that incorporate updates from live systems.
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