☁️ Free practice test question from: Cloud Native (KCNA)

The CNCF's governance emphasizes a hands-off approach (Minimal Viable Governance) unless intervention is necessary. The TOC's role is primarily oversight, not micromanagement.

Project maturity is a key factor in graduation. The TOC evaluates whether a project meets the criteria for graduation (e.g., adoption, community growth, documentation).

There's no fixed timeline for incubation. Projects can stay there as long as they need to mature.

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A) implies excessive control by the TOC, which contradicts the CNCF's governance philosophy.

C) is partially true regarding minimal viable governance, but it doesn't fully capture the TOC's responsibility in assessing maturity and approving graduation.

D) introduces a fixed timeline for graduation, which isn't part of the CNCF's model. Maturity, not time, is the deciding factor.