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Question # 1What standard does kubelet use to communicate with the container runtime?
A. Service Mesh Interface (SMI)
B. CRI-O
C. ContainerD
D. Container Runtime Interface (CRI)
Question # 2
What kind of limitation cgroups allows?
A. Prioritization
B. Resource limiting
C. Accounting
D. None of the options
E. Control
F. Server cpu and memory
Question # 3
What is the most common way to scale the application in the cloud environment?
A. Parallel Scaling
B. Horizontal Scaling
C. Vertical Scaling
Question # 4
Which of the following is an advantage a cloud-native microservices application has over monolithic applications?
A. Cloud-native microservices applications tend to be faster and more responsive than monolithic
applications.
B. Cloud-native microservice applications tend to be easier to troubleshoot.
C. Cloud-native microservice applications tend to be easier to scale and perform updates on.
Question # 5
Which of the following factors does scheduling take into account when selecting a Node?
A. How many replicas there are in a Deployment
B. Services
C. Resource requirements
D. The number of existing Pods on a Node
Question # 6
What are container runtimes with Kubernetes?
A. CRI-O
B. lxd
C. containerd
D. Dockershim
Question # 7
Which Kubernetes resource creates Kubernetes Jobs?
A. JobFactory
B. CronJob
C. Task
D. JobDeployment
Question # 8
Continuous delivery is ______
A. Manually deploying the code
B. Coding, Building and Testing the code
C. Automatically deploying code to [container or server] environment
Question # 9
Which of the following is used to request storage in Kubernetes?
A. PersistentVolume 'PV'
B. PersistentVolumeClaim 'PVC'
C. Container Storage Interface 'CSI'
D. StorageClassesg
Question # 10
What Linux feature is used to provide isolation for containers?
A. Processes
B. Services
C. NetworkPolicy
D. Control groups
Question # 11
Which of the following are not the metrics for Site Reliability Engineering?
A. Service Level Objectives 'SLO'
B. Service Level Agreements 'SLA'
C. Service Level Indicators 'SLI'
D. Service Level Definition 'SLD'
Question # 12
The 4Cs of Cloud Native security
A. Chroot, Compute, Cluster and Container
B. Cluster, Cloud, Compute, and Containers
C. Code, Containers, Compute, and Cloud
D. Cloud, Clusters, Containers, and Code