Which two roles are listed for ATF?

Which two roles are listed for ATF?

• A. atf_test_admin and atf_test_designer
• B. atf_test_admin and atf_runner
• C. atf_designer and atf_user
• D. atf_guest and atf_tester

Answer: (A)

In ATF, permissions are grouped by what you’re allowed to do: administer the framework or design tests. The two roles that appear together for ATF are the admin role and the designer role. The admin role (atf_test_admin) gives you full control to configure and manage ATF settings, test libraries, suites, and overall framework administration. The designer role (atf_test_designer) lets you author and edit tests and their steps, enabling test creation without needing full admin rights. This combination matches the typical listing for ATF capabilities: someone who designs tests and someone who administers the framework. Other options mix in roles intended for running tests or general access, or use slightly different role names, so they don’t represent the exact pair used for ATF administration and test design.

In ATF, permissions are grouped by what you’re allowed to do: administer the framework or design tests. The two roles that appear together for ATF are the admin role and the designer role. The admin role (atf_test_admin) gives you full control to configure and manage ATF settings, test libraries, suites, and overall framework administration. The designer role (atf_test_designer) lets you author and edit tests and their steps, enabling test creation without needing full admin rights. This combination matches the typical listing for ATF capabilities: someone who designs tests and someone who administers the framework.

Other options mix in roles intended for running tests or general access, or use slightly different role names, so they don’t represent the exact pair used for ATF administration and test design.