問題文
A workload is missing a setting because it was never written into the declarations. Is this drift?
選択肢
- No. The actual state matches what was declared, so the gap is in the declarations themselves.
- Yes, because the running system does not behave in the way the team intended when they planned the workload.
- Yes, because the definition of desired state requires the configuration data to be sufficient to recreate the system, and declarations with a missing setting do not meet that requirement, which makes the runtime divergent from the state that should have been declared.
- It depends on whether the setting has a default in the runtime, since a value supplied by the platform rather than by the declarations means the running configuration was not derived from the declared one.