Explanation:
The correct answer is D because for Cloud Build to automatically build and deploy code pushed to Cloud Source Repository, triggers must be established. The other options are incorrect because:
For more information, refer to the documentation on Creating and managing build triggers.
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Your team is developing an automated CI/CD pipeline within a development project, utilizing Cloud Source Repository for code versioning and Cloud Build for building and deploying applications to Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). The Cloud Build Service account has been granted Kubernetes Engine Developer permissions. However, after a developer commits code to the Cloud Source Repository, the application fails to deploy to GKE. What could be the underlying issue?
A
The GKE API has not been enabled.
B
Insufficient permissions are granted by the Kubernetes Engine Developer role.
C
Cloud Source Repositories lacks the necessary permissions to utilize Cloud Build.
D
No trigger has been set up in Cloud Build to initiate the deployment process.