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    The document contains 6 multiple choice questions about various technical topics: 1) Information from a submitted form can be accessed through $_GET variables in PHP. 2) Docker images can be created and stored locally using the "docker commit" command. 3) Kubelet is responsible for health checks of pods on each node in Kubernetes. 4) The kube-apiserver process validates and configures API object data in Kubernetes. 5) In MySQL, a view is a virtual table that displays data stored in other tables without storing data itself. 6) In UNIX/Linux, devices are represented as files located in the /dev directory.

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    The document contains 6 multiple choice questions about various technical topics: 1) Information from a submitted form can be accessed through $_GET variables in PHP. 2) Docker images can be created and stored locally using the "docker commit" command. 3) Kubelet is responsible for health checks of pods on each node in Kubernetes. 4) The kube-apiserver process validates and configures API object data in Kubernetes. 5) In MySQL, a view is a virtual table that displays data stored in other tables without storing data itself. 6) In UNIX/Linux, devices are represented as files located in the /dev directory.

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    The document contains 6 multiple choice questions about various technical topics: 1) Information from a submitted form can be accessed through $_GET variables in PHP. 2) Docker images can be created and stored locally using the "docker commit" command. 3) Kubelet is responsible for health checks of pods on each node in Kubernetes. 4) The kube-apiserver process validates and configures API object data in Kubernetes. 5) In MySQL, a view is a virtual table that displays data stored in other tables without storing data itself. 6) In UNIX/Linux, devices are represented as files located in the /dev directory.

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    Q1: How do you get information from a form that is submitted using the "get" method??

    a None

    b None

    c $_GET.QueryString

    d $_GET[];

    e Request.Form;

    f Request.QueryString;

    Q2: How do you create a new Docker image and store it on the local system??

    a None

    b None

    c docker commit <conatainer id> <username/imagename>

    d None

    e docker add <conatainer id> <username/imagename>

    f docker --commit <conatainer id> <username/imagename>

    Q3: __________________ is responsible for health check of the pods running on individual nodes?

    a Kubelet

    The correct Answer is: None

    The correct Answer is: None

    d Kube controller manager

    e Kube scheduler

    f Kubectl

    Q4: Which Process Validates And Configures Data For The Api Objects Like Pods, Services??
    The correct Answer is: None

    b kube-apiserver process validates and configures data for the api objects.

    The correct Answer is: None

    d kube-apiserver process validates and configures data for the cli objects.

    e kube-apiserver process validates and configures data for the gui objects.

    The correct Answer is: None

    Q5: What Is a MySQL View??

    a None

    b VIEWS are static tables that store data but the data can't be changed

    c None

    d VIEWS are temporary tables that store data which store data only for a certain
    amount of time

    e VIEWS are virtual tables that do not store any data of their own but display data
    stored in other tables.

    f VIEWS are no different that any other tables except they are used for faster
    loading.

    Q6: How are devices represented in UNIX/Linux??

    a For UNIX/Linux every device is a block and are typically located in the
    directory /dev.

    b For UNIX/Linux every device is a file and are typically located in the directory
    /dev.

    c For UNIX/Linux every device is a block and are typically located in the directory
    /proc.

    d For UNIX/Linux every device is a file and are typically located in the directory
    /proc.

    e None

    f None

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