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Q. Which of these resources ensures a specified number of pods are running?

  • (A) Deployment
  • (B) Service
  • (C) Ingress
  • (D) Volume

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Q. What type of service is used for internal cluster communication?

  • (A) LoadBalancer
  • (B) NodePort
  • (C) ClusterIP
  • (D) Ingress

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Q. Which Kubernetes object defines how a container should run?

  • (A) Pod
  • (B) ReplicaSet
  • (C) Secret
  • (D) ConfigMap

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Q. What is the purpose of a ConfigMap in Kubernetes?

  • (A) Store logs
  • (B) Store passwords
  • (C) Store configuration data
  • (D) Store container images

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Q. Which Kubernetes object helps in managing sensitive data?

  • (A) Volume
  • (B) Secret
  • (C) Deployment
  • (D) Service

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Q. How does Kubernetes handle high availability of applications?

  • (A) By creating services
  • (B) By storing state in etcd
  • (C) By replicating pods
  • (D) By using config maps

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Q. Which command creates a new Kubernetes deployment?

  • (A) kubectl init
  • (B) kubectl deploy
  • (C) kubectl create deployment
  • (D) kubectl make deployment

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Q. What does the kube-proxy do?

  • (A) Stores logs
  • (B) Runs containers
  • (C) Manages node health
  • (D) Manages networking rules

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Q. What is Helm in the Kubernetes ecosystem?

  • (A) A monitoring tool
  • (B) A container runtime
  • (C) A package manager
  • (D) A storage plugin

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Q. Which command is used to view the current Kubernetes context?

  • (A) kubectl context get
  • (B) kubectl config get-contexts
  • (C) kubectl show config
  • (D) kubectl get current

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