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Q1: At its core, Kubernetes is a platform for:?

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

c Running and scheduling container applications on a cluster

The correct Answer is: None

e Provisioning machines (similar to Puppet, Ansible)

f Packaging software in containers

Q2: How to delete a pod in Kubernetes using the type and name specified in pod.json??

a kubectl remove -f ./pod.json

b kubectl delete ./pod.json

c kubectl delete -f ./pod.json

d None

e kubectl remove ./pod.json

f None

Q3: Which declaration doesn't use the same number of bytes and consumption of bytes
depending on the input data??

a None

b None

c None Of The Mentioned

d Both Varchar And Char

e Char

f Varchar

Q4: Which service runs on each Kubernetes node and ensures containers are running in a
pod??
a scheduler

b kubeadm

c None

d None

e etcd

f kubelet

Q5: BASH stands for:?

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

d BAsic SHell

e Basic Async SHell

f Bourne Again SHell

Q6: Which of the following tags represents a section of the document intended for
navigation in HTML5??

a dialog

b None

c footer

d None

e section

f nav

Q7: <b> tag makes the enclosed text bold. What is other tag to make text bold??

a None
b <strong>

c <black>

d <emp>

e <dar>

f None

Q8: Which of the following will create the so called Hamburger Menu??

a Icon-bar

b Img-circle

c Icon-prev

d None

e Icon-next

f None

Q9: What Is a MySQL View??

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

b None

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

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

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

f None

Q10: How to stop a container??

The correct Answer is: None


b $ docker stop <container_id>

The correct Answer is: None

d $ docker trim <container_id>

The correct Answer is: None

f $ docker dead <container_id>

Q11: What does accessing a class via :: means??

a :: is used to access static methods that do not require object initialization.

b None

c None

d None

e None

f :: is used to access static methods that require object initialization.

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