Home > Kubernetes > Quizzes > Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Fast practice, instant feedback. Timer auto-submits when time’s up.
Avg score: 12% Most missed: “True”
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Time left 00:00
25 Questions

1. Processes on each non-master node:

2. To list all pods that does not include the env label

3. The imagePullPolicy is useful when dealing with floating tags like latest. If the value is set to IfNotPresent. Kubernetes will pull the image the first time it's used and it's not pulled again after that. Kubernetes defaults to always if a latest tag is specified or if not present otherwise.

4. You set your desired state by creating ............. using the ................., typically via the command-line interface, ..................

5. to debug any deployment failure you see.

6. extensions/v1beta1

7. kubectl describe pod [pod name]

8. to get the list of running pods

9. The ........................sets the behavior when the claim is released. ...............keeps the data. Using ......................clears the data.

10. A ................. shares data between containers in a pod

11. kubectl apply -f filename.yml

12. You can also use the Kubernetes API directly to interact with the cluster and set or modify your desired state.

13. list the history of a deployment using: kubectl rollout history deployment [deployment name] | then run: kubectl rollout undo deployment [deployment name] --to-revision [number]

14. kubectl get dployments

15. namespace separates different Kubernetes resources. Namespaces may be used to isolate users, environments or applications.

16. kubectl edit.

17. command to initialize kubernetes master using flannel network

18. kubectl delete pod [pod name]

19. Requests specify the minimum allocation, and limits specify the maximum allocation

20. Gracefully terminate the worker node. This is useful when taking a node out of service for maintenance.

21. kubectl rollout resume deployment [deployment name]

22. The volume's lifecycle is not tied to the pod's lifecycle

23. kubectl autoscale deployment [deployment name] --min 1 --max 10 --cpu-percent 70 --name-space [namespace]

24. kubectl top nodes

25. To view the nodes in the cluster

⚡ Recently practiced quizzes in this topic
Live quiz activity