Understanding Kubernetes

What is Kubernetes?

A utility that packages your code with dependencies into a deployable unit called a container

A software utility that manages virtual machine distributions

An open-source container orchestration system for automating software deployment, scaling, and management.

None of the above

Kubernetes Namespaces

Namespaces are used to

Add and delete pods

Partition a single Kubernetes cluster into multiple virtual clusters

Delete unused containers

None of the above

Kubelet: A Key Component of Kubernetes What is Kubelet?

A management and observability platform in Kubernetes

Primary node agent that runs on each Kubernetes node

A proxy that runs on virtual machines

None of the above

Exploring the Smallest Unit of a Kubernetes Application

What is the smallest unit in a Kubernetes application?

A pod

A container

A registry

None of the above

Minikube: Simplifying Kubernetes Setup and Management

What is Minikube?

A virtual version of Kubernetes

A process that lets the user run a single-node Kubernetes cluster on a personal computer

The smallest distribution of Kubernetes

None of the above

Cloud Native Architecture and Kubernetes: The Primary Advantage

What is the primary advantage of cloud native architecture and Kubernetes?

Easy access to necessary computer, storage and networking you need to support rapid growth

Storage is easy to use, and self-service is a snap

Changes to containerized applications can be easily deployed

It can support scaling requirements almost instantaneously

All the above

Kubernetes with Kubectl

Kubectl is

A CLI (command-line interface) tool that is used to run commands against Kubernetes clusters

A larger version of Kubelet

A data service in Kubernetes

A data analytics package for Kubernetes

None of the above

Kubernetes High Availability and Scalability

Which of these statements is true?

Kubernetes provides high availability and scalability of application services, but these benefits do not extend to your data

Kubernetes provides high availability and scalability of application services, and these benefits extend to data

Kubernetes does not provide high availability and scalability of application services

None of the above

CIS in Kubernetes Security

In Kubernetes Security, CIS is an acronym for?

Center for Internet Standards, a global standards committee

Center for Internet Security, a global security benchmarks community

Center for Industrial Security, an enterprise security standards body

Center for International Standards, a body governing trademarks and patents for K8s

None of the above

Joining Kubecampus: Benefits and Reasons

Why should I join Kubecampus?

To Boost my career with valuable new skills

To Learn how Kubernetes ties into DevOps with practical, hands-on labs

To earn digital badges for each course completed

To participate in upcoming Kubernetes Community events

All the above are true

Kubecampus: Hardware and Software Requirements

What are the hardware and software requirements for Kubecampus?

Knowledge of basic Linux Commands and navigation

A modern web browser

A laptop or desktop

All of the above

None of the above