The release gate for a transformed service is being drafted, and the reviewers need to agree on which task belongs in it before the legacy service can be retired. What fits?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
The release gate is tests, review, and operational readiness - that's the checklist. You need proof the service works, someone checked it, and it can run and recover safely.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is confirming the test suite passes, a review has been completed, and operational readiness items such as monitoring and rollback are signed off. Together they cover correctness, an independent human check, and the ability to run and recover the service safely.
Confirming the transformation tool produced no warnings during generation is wrong because no tool warnings is not a passing test suite.
Confirming the transformed service uses fewer lines of code than the original is wrong because code size is not a correctness or readiness measure.
Confirming the project's documentation has been translated into the target language is wrong because documentation translation is unrelated to whether the service is safe to release.
For the exam, name the gate items explicitly: tests, review, operational readiness.