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Q1: How to delete a pod in Kubernetes using the type and name specified in pod.json??

a None

b None

c kubectl delete -f ./pod.json

d kubectl delete ./pod.json

e kubectl remove -f ./pod.json

f kubectl remove ./pod.json

Q2: How to delete a stopped container??

a $ docker ---rm <container id>

b $ docker rm <container id>

c $ docker rm -n <container id>

d None

e None

f None

Q3: What are the most common Linux boot managers??

a None

b Bootd/init.d

c Bootmanager/Bootflag

d None

e Bootmand/MBR

f LILO/GRUB

Q4: Which of the following are Container Orchestrators? Select all answers that apply.?
a Ansible

b Vault

The correct Answer is: None

d Docker Swarm

e Kubernetes

The correct Answer is: None

Q5: How to remove unused data (all unused containers, networks, images (both dangling
and unreferenced), and optionally, volumes) in Docker.,?

a None

b docker system prune

c docker system prune sys

d docker system --prune

e None

f None

Q6: What is the correct HTML for making a text input field??

a <textinput type="text">

b None

c <input type="text">

d <textfield>

e <input type="textfield">

f None

Q7: What is the Ping of Death??

a None

b None
c The Ping of Death is an occurrence when sending packets are reassembled, are too
large for the system to understand.

d None

e The Ping of Death is capturing and deciphering traffic on a network.

f The Ping of Death can be set in wordpress under admin settings.

Q8: Which command will you use to list all deployments??

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

d kubectl get deployments

e kubectl require deployments

f kubectl get deploy

Q9: Which of the following are Kubernetes installation tools? Select all answers that apply.?

a kubeadm

b kubespray (formerly known as kargo)

c None of the mentioned

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

f kops

Q10: How to show the history of a docker image with the image name mentioned in the
command.?

a $ docker history httpd

b None

c $ docker history http


d None

e $ docker history http --s

f None

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