Kubernetes - take the quiz
Kubernetes Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge of Kubernetes with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers various foundational aspects of Kubernetes, designed for learners at all levels.
- 10 challenging multiple-choice questions
- Learn about Kubernetes' key concepts and components
- Understand container orchestration and its importance
What is Kubernetes?
A container orchestration platform
A machine learning framework
A database management system
A web development framework
Why do we need container orchestration?
To simplify container deployment and management
To improve container scalability and availability
To automate container lifecycle management tasks
All of the above
What is the smallest unit of execution in Kubernetes?
Node
Pod
Deployment
Service
Are we still able to use services if pods die?
Yes, services remain unaffected by pod failures.
No, services depend on pods and cannot function without them.
It depends on the type of service.
It depends on the number of pods that have failed.
What is the benefit of ingress for Kubernetes?
Simplifies networking for Kubernetes clusters by providing a single entry point for traffic.
Enables automatic scaling of resources based on traffic patterns.
Provides secure communication between different Kubernetes resources.
Enables seamless deployment and management of containerized applications.
What is etcd?
A container runtime engine used by Kubernetes to run containers.
) A component that schedules workloads to run on worker nodes.
A distributed key-value store used by Kubernetes to store configuration data.
A process responsible for managing the Kubernetes API and serving REST requests.
What is Minikube?
A container runtime engine used by Kubernetes to run containers.
A tool for deploying Kubernetes clusters in a local development environment.
A component that schedules workloads to run on worker nodes.
A process responsible for managing the Kubernetes API and serving REST requests.
Is there a difference between an image and a container?
An image is a lightweight package that contains an application and all its dependencies, while a container is a running instance of an image.
An image is a running instance of a container, while a container is a lightweight package that contains an application and all its dependencies.
An image is a static file that contains an application and all its dependencies, while a container is a running instance of an image
There is no difference between an image and a container in Kubernetes.
In Kubernetes, what is the value of the apiVersion?
The version of the Kubernetes distribution being used.
The version of the Docker image used for the resource.
The version of the Kubernetes API to use for that resource.
The version of the Kubernetes control plane.
In Kubernetes, what is the value of the spec?
The name of the Kubernetes resource.
The labels to be applied to the Kubernetes resource.
The desired state of the Kubernetes resource.
The status of the Kubernetes resource.
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