In OpenShift, which command cancels a running build named "name"?

In OpenShift, which command cancels a running build named "name"?

• A. oc stop-build name
• B. oc delete build name
• C. oc cancel-build-queue name
• D. oc cancel-build name

Answer: (D)

Canceling a running OpenShift build is done with the cancel-build command. When you run oc cancel-build <build-name>, OpenShift cancels the in-progress or queued build, terminates the build pod if it’s running, and marks the Build resource as canceled. This is the designed way to stop a build without deleting its record. Other options don’t fit because deleting the Build resource would remove the record rather than properly cancel the ongoing process, and the alternative commands either don’t exist or don’t perform the cancellation in the expected way.

Canceling a running OpenShift build is done with the cancel-build command. When you run oc cancel-build , OpenShift cancels the in-progress or queued build, terminates the build pod if it’s running, and marks the Build resource as canceled. This is the designed way to stop a build without deleting its record.

Other options don’t fit because deleting the Build resource would remove the record rather than properly cancel the ongoing process, and the alternative commands either don’t exist or don’t perform the cancellation in the expected way.