Q1: Following Docker command: docker push user_name/repository_name is used to:?

a Build an image

b Activate default VM machine

c Push changes done in an docker image into Docker Hub

d None

e None

f Commit changes done in a Docker image

Q2: What is a deployment in Kubernetes??

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

d Deployments represent a set of multiple, identical Pods with no unique identities

e Deployments represent a set of multiple, identical Nodes with no unique identities

The correct Answer is: None

Q3: Which Tag is used if you want to indicate the importance of the phrase??

a <em>

b <h1>

c None

d None

e <h2>

f <strong>

Q4: Applications inside the containers accept configuration parameters in the form of
environment variables. These variables can tell the app to listen on a specific port but you
can't use a specific password.?
 a None

b None

c None

d False

e True

f None

Q5: How to stop a container??

a $ docker stop <container_id>

The correct Answer is: None

c $ docker dead <container_id>

d $ docker trim <container_id>

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

Q6: A systematic collection of data stored in a central location is known as??

a Flat file

b CSV

c Excel

d None

e Database

f None

Q7: How can we add comments in PHP??

a # commented code to end of line

 b // commented code to end of line

c /* commented code here */

d None

e all of the above

f None

Q8: tcpdump is a packet-sniffing Linux command that offers administrators the ability to
monitor what??

a Application performance

b Files and directories

c Network traffic and activity

d None

e Server performance

f None

Q9: Docker can build images automatically by reading the instructions from:?

a docker.config

b docker.yaml

c None

d docker.json

e None

f Dockerfile

Q10: How to stream pod logs (stdout) in Kubernetes??

a kubectl stream -f my-pod

b None

c kubectl pod -f my-pod

d kubectl logs -f my-pod

e kubectl logs my-pod

f None