This is the second test in the series of practice tests and challenges for Kubernetes Certified Application Developer exam. This practice test gives you exposure to basics of ReplicaSets in Kubernetes. First inspect the environment and find answers for the questions, then fix issues with ReplicaSet definition files. Finally scale the replica set up and down.
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Introduction to Kubernetes Kubernetes is the most popular container orchestration tool that integrates seamlessly with Docker. The DCA certification test emphasizes specifically on services, architecture, and commands used in Kubernetes, so it is crucial to develop a firm grasp of the framework. The Kubernetes section of the DCA exam preparation tutorials combines the Kubernetes for…
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