This article represents a series of practice / sample tests on some of the following topics as per the Kubernetes CKA exams syllabus. Kubernetes certification expert page also provides weightage associated with different topics.
| Topics | Weightage |
|---|---|
| Application Lifecycle Management | 8% |
| Installation, Configuration & Validation | 12% |
| Core Concepts | 19% |
| Networking | 11% |
| Scheduling | 5% |
| Security | 12% |
| Cluster Maintenance | 11% |
| Logging / Monitoring | 5% |
| Storage | 7% |
| Troubleshooting | 10% |
These questions are intended to provide you with practice tests to test your knowledge on different Kubernetes concepts before appearing for Kubernetes certification (CKA) exams.
This page will be updated from time-to-time as more practice tests are added.
Practice / Sample Tests on Kubernetes Topics
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| Key Topics | Practice Tests |
|---|---|
| Core Concepts (19%) | Introduction to Kubernetes, Kubernetes objects, Kubernetes controllers |
| Pods, Taints & Tolerations | |
| Pods, Container hooks | |
| Pod Lifecycle | |
| Networking (11%) | Services |
| Service Discovery | |
| Storage (7%) | Storage volumes |
| Scheduling (5%) | |
| Security (12%) | |
| … |
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