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Software Development Computer Science Quiz on Kubernetes, created by Dustin White on 30/12/2021.
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Question 1

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Which feature in Kubernetes assigns pods to a node at runtime?
Answer
  • service discovery
  • container scheduling
  • scalability and availability
  • flexibility and modularization

Question 2

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Why do organizations use containers?
Answer
  • to tie infrastructure to the entire guest operating systems with an unshared kernel
  • to build a larger ecosystem of a collection of Docker images in the Docker Hub
  • to build legacy applications to use in macroservices-based architecture
  • to build applications to incorporate a microservices-based architecture

Question 3

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Which statement is true regarding the difference between a virtual machine and a container?
Answer
  • A container includes all the binaries and libraries that would exist on the OS.
  • A container includes many applications.
  • The terms container and virtual machine are used interchangeably.
  • A container shares the kernel with other containers.

Question 4

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How would you best describe Kubernetes?
Answer
  • a subscription platform designed to manually deploy scaling and operating applications within containers
  • an open-source platform designed for manually deploying, scaling, and operating application containers
  • a subscription platform designed to automate deploying, scaling, and operating application containers
  • an open-source platform designed to automate deploying, scaling, and operating application containers

Question 5

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Two features that allow Kubernetes Clusters to scale are _____ and _____.
Answer
  • flexibility; application upgrades
  • registration; discovery
  • persistent storage; modularity
  • scalability; availability

Question 6

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In a Kubernetes model, what is the simplest unit that you can interact with that represents one running process in your cluster?
Answer
  • a container
  • a kublete
  • a pod
  • a node

Question 7

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Where do applications operate within Kubernetes?
Answer
  • Worker nodes
  • Scheduler
  • API Server
  • Pods

Question 8

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Review the Kubernetes architecture in the image below. Which process handles load balancing, network routing, and connection forwarding for applications?
Image:
Kubernetes+Arch (binary/octet-stream)
Answer
  • the kubectl process
  • the Controller Manager process
  • the kubelet process
  • the kube-proxy process

Question 9

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When a pod has been scheduled on a node, and all of its containers are created, which pod life cycle is represented?
Answer
  • Succeeded
  • Running
  • Pending
  • Failed

Question 10

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Why will you create deployments more than anything else?
Answer
  • Most applications require scaling deployments.
  • Most applications are package deployments.
  • Most deployments are scaling a ReplicaSet.
  • Most deployments are package applications.

Question 11

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In which scenario would using namespaces be a great concept?
Answer
  • in a large enterprise where there is one team and many users
  • in a small organization where there are many teams with one user
  • in a large enterprise where there are many users and teams
  • in a small organization where there is one team and one user

Question 12

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What is the purpose of the Podspec YAML file?
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  • The kubelet ensures that the containers described in the Podspecs are running and healthy.
  • The kubelet uses the Podspecs to ensure the health of containers running on the node that were not created by the API server.
  • The API server uses the Podspecs to deploy containers to worker nodes.

Question 13

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How can you verify that Minikube and VirtualBox are talking to each other?
Answer
  • Run the command kubectl get nodes.
  • Run the command kubectl get runs.
  • Run the command kubectl get deployments.
  • Run the command kubectl get services.

Question 14

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Which resource or resources are created in Kubernetes after creating an application resource?
Answer
  • the application resource
  • A pod is created, along with the deployment and an associated ReplicaSet with statuses for each.
  • the service and NodePort
  • the nodes

Question 15

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How can you combine the deployment and the service yaml into a single yaml file?
Answer
  • Run the command vi helloworld-service.yml.
  • Run the command vi helloworld-all.yml.
  • Run the command vi helloworld-deployment.yml.
  • Run the command vi helloworld-run.yml.

Question 16

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If you are in Windows and using Powershell, the command docker version will check that _____.
Answer
  • the Docker version is out of date
  • a new Docker version is available
  • Docker is up and running
  • Docker has been shut down

Question 17

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How can you create multiple resources through a single deployment in Kubernetes?
Answer
  • You can only create one resource through one deployment at a time.
  • Use the three-dash notation to combine multiple files into a single YAML file.
  • Use kubectl to combine deployments into a single package.
  • Use an external Python script to package deployment files.

Question 18

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What happens with the command code chmod +x ./kubectl?
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  • It makes the kubectl password protected.
  • It locks the kubectl.
  • It turns the kubectl open to edit.
  • It makes the kubectl executable.

Question 19

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Why does Kubernetes use a liveness probe?
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  • so you can run updates on the healthy containers and check on the amount of traffic
  • so you will know when a container is actually ready to start accepting traffic
  • so you can run a periodic check on a container to make sure the container is still healthy
  • so you can run a manual check on a container to make sure the probes are still healthy

Question 20

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Which two specs can be defined for establishing application health checks?
Answer
  • healthcheckProbe and validationProbe
  • initialDelaySeconds and timeoutSeconds
  • readinessProbe and livenessProbe

Question 21

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How are labels added to a running pod?
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  • by relabeling
  • by labeling
  • by constructing
  • by overwriting

Question 22

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What does running the command kubectl get pods --selector dev-lead=karthik,env=staging allow you to do?
Answer
  • add multiple labels and search by one label
  • add one label and search by multiple labels
  • subtract and search by multiple labels
  • add and search by multiple labels

Question 23

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You have many pods with various labels for each. Which command should be used to find the pods associated with your production environment?
Answer
  • get pods --production
  • get pods --show-labels
  • get pods --selector env=production
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