What is the purpose of Docker?

• To automate the deployment of containerized applications

• To manage storage in Kubernetes

• To provide a consistent runtime environment for applications

• To define and manage multi-container applications

What is the key feature of Docker that makes it more efficient than traditional virtual machines?

• Containerization

• Isolation

• Efficiency

• Developer-Friendly

What is the purpose of Kubernetes?

• To automate the deployment and scaling of containers

• To provide a consistent runtime environment for applications

• To define and manage multi-container applications

• To manage storage in Kubernetes

What is the key feature of Kubernetes that allows for seamless updates of applications without downtime?

• Orchestration

• Scaling

• Self-Healing

• Rolling Updates

Which component of Docker is responsible for running containers on the host system?

• Docker Engine

• Docker Hub

• Docker Compose

• Kubernetes

Which component of Kubernetes controls and manages the Kubernetes cluster?

• Master Node

• Worker Node

• Kubelet

• Pod

What is the main use case for Docker?

• Development and testing

• Production deployments

• Managing large, multi-container environments

• Managing large, multi-node environments

What is the main use case for Kubernetes?

• Development and testing

• Production deployments

• Managing large, multi-container environments

• Managing large, multi-node environments

What is the abstraction level at which Docker operates?

• Container level

• Cluster level

• Node level

• Service level

What is the abstraction level at which Kubernetes operates?

• Container level

• Cluster level

• Node level

• Service level