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arush-sal / cka-practice-environment

A sample lab test environment to help in preparation of CKA certification.
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Solutions to the questions? #9

Open gamename opened 5 years ago

gamename commented 5 years ago

Hi,

I really enjoy the tool and think its a great way to study for the CKA.

However, I would like to suggest you also supply the answers too. For those of us studying for the cert, the answers may not be what we think. It would be nice have a way to verify that.

Thanks

arush-sal commented 5 years ago

@gamename That is a great suggestion. Let me work on that and will get that done sometime soon🤞

Bougyz commented 5 years ago

Hi, any luck with the solutions to the questions?

kparashar commented 5 years ago

Hello Arush, we are impatiently waiting for the solutions. Please try to post asap..

moulishanmuhavelu commented 5 years ago

Hi Arush, Please upload the solutions when you get time. In 4.html question, you mentioned to create a service to mount PV. I hope just a deployment is enough for that. We don't need to create service for that. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

akballow commented 5 years ago

Need solutions too please, nothing worse then never knowing!

ksingh7 commented 4 years ago

This question doesn't sounds right

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ksingh7 commented 4 years ago

Instead of 2 pods it should be 2 containers

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KR411-prog commented 4 years ago

Do we have solutions to the questions?

memark commented 4 years ago

@arush-sal Did you find the time to upload the solutions?

jpseara commented 4 years ago

Instead of 2 pods it should be 2 containers

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No. It's correct this way. You have to use podAffinity for this answer.

jpseara commented 4 years ago

Hello, all.

I have created a project with all the answers and necessary yamls here [1].

Enjoy!

[1] https://github.com/jpseara/cka-practice-environment-answers

himadriganguly commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

jpseara commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

In Minikube you can't. You can spin 3 VMs and test that.

himadriganguly commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

In Minikube you can't. You can spin 3 VMs and test that.

How can I do it from the exam terminal?

jpseara commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

In Minikube you can't. You can spin 3 VMs and test that.

How can I do it from the exam terminal?

In the exam terminal, they give you access to all the machines you'll need.

himadriganguly commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

In Minikube you can't. You can spin 3 VMs and test that.

How can I do it from the exam terminal?

In the exam terminal, they give you access to all the machines you'll need.

Mainly I want to know regarding this application context. On the exam, html page question is coming and the terminal so how can we do it from there? I have already created cluster in VirtualBox but then what is the utility of this application?

jpseara commented 3 years ago

For the first question "Bootstrap a Kubernetes v1.10 cluster using kubeadm" how we will get the master and the node machines.

In Minikube you can't. You can spin 3 VMs and test that.

How can I do it from the exam terminal?

In the exam terminal, they give you access to all the machines you'll need.

Mainly I want to know regarding this application context. On the exam, html page question is coming and the terminal so how can we do it from there? I have already created cluster in VirtualBox but then what is the utility of this application?

On the exam, they will give you ssh to the machines of the cluster you'll work in.