You have a file named as "pod-definition.yml" with the YAML structure for a POD. Type the full command to create the POD based on the YAML file.

kubectl create -f pod-definition.yml

You have a ReplicationController definition file named as "rc-definition.yml" Type the full command to create the Replication Controller based on that file:

kubectl create -f rc-definition.yml

Type the full command to list all the replication controllers already created for PODs.

kubectl get replicationcontroller

kubectl get replicationcontrollers

You have a ReplicaSet definition file named as "replicaset-definition.yml" Type the full command to create that ReplicaSet

kubectl create -f replicaset-definition.yml

Which are two ways for scaling replicas definitions (Replication Controllers or ReplicaSet)

Editing the Replication Controller/ReplicaSet definition file

kubectl scale --replicas=6 -f replicaset-definition.yml

Running the command: kubectl scaling --replicas=6 -l replicaset-definition.yml

Running the command: kubectl scaling --replicas=6 -f replicaset-definition.yml

Which command reloads the replica set definition file to load the new applied changes. Suppose you have a ReplicaSet definition file named as "replicaset-definition.yml"

kubectl replace -f replicaset-definition.yml

Type the full command to scale up to 6 a group of PODs. Suppose you have a ReplicaSet definition file named as "replicaset-definition.yml"

kubectl scale --replicas=6 -f replicaset-definition.yml

kubectl scale replicaset-definition.yml -f --replicas=6

Type the full command to delete the replica sets and all underlying PODs. Suppose you have a ReplicaSet named as "myapp-replicaset"

kubectl delete replicaset myapp-replicaset

Type the full command to edit a specific replicaset configuration Suppose you have a ReplicaSet named as "new-replica-set"

kubectl edit replicaset new-replica-set

Type the full command to rescale a replicaset object named as "new-replica-set" up to 5 replicas, after edit the replicaset configuration.

kubectl scale rs new-replica-set --replicas=5

kubectl scale rs --replicas=5 new-replica-set

You have a deployment definition file named as "deployment-definition.yml" Type the full command to create and run the deployment definition file.

kubectl create -f deployment-definition.yml

You have a deployment named "myapp". Type the full command to describe that deployment.

kubectl describe deployment myapp

Type the full command to check the status of the rollback for a specific deployment. Suppose you have a deployment named "myapp-deployment"

kubectl rollout status deployment/myapp-deployment

Type the full command to show the revisions and history of our deployment. Suppose you have a deployment named "myapp-deployment"

kubectl rollout history deployment/myapp-deployment

Type the full command to instruct the Kubernetes to record the cause of change on each rollout. Suppose you have a deployment definition file named "deployment.yaml"

kubectl create -f deployment.yaml --record

After editing a deployment definition file with the new version for a new image of our application, which full command we should run to apply the changes? Suppose the deployment definition file is named "deployment-definition.yml"

kubectl apply -f deployment-definition.yml

Type the full command to sets the image version for the container "nginx-container" specified in the deployment "deployment/myapp-deployment" to version nginx:1.9.1

kubectl set image deployment/myapp-deployment nginx-container=nginx:1.9.1

Type the full command to rollback the upgrade performed for the deployment "deployment/myapp-deployment"

kubectl rollout undo deployment/myapp-deployment

5. Kubernetes Concepts - Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments

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30 sec • 1 pt

Kubernetes uses ________ as inputs for the creation of objects such as POD's, replicas, deployment services, etc...

JSON

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XML

YAML

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which are the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which are the 2 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file that are not included in a Replication Controller or ReplicaSet definition file?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

It's the version of the Kubernetes API you're using to create the objects.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

It refers to the type of object we're trying to create which in this case happens to be a POD. We will set it as POD.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

It's data about the object like its name, labels, etc...
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

It's a YAML dictionary where we specify the container where our POD will run, the container's name and the image name.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

kind

metadata

apiVersion

spec

apiServer

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5. Kubernetes Concepts - Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments

Kubernetes uses ________ as inputs for the creation of objects such as POD's, replicas, deployment services, etc...

Which are the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file?

Which are the 2 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file that are not included in a Replication Controller or ReplicaSet definition file?

It's the version of the Kubernetes API you're using to create the objects.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It refers to the type of object we're trying to create which in this case happens to be a POD. We will set it as POD.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's data about the object like its name, labels, etc...
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's a YAML dictionary where we specify the container where our POD will run, the container's name and the image name.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

Which of the following fields belongs to the "spec" field in a Kubernetes definition file?

What's a different parameter we add at the end of a ReplicaSet definition file?

You have a file named as "pod-definition.yml" with the YAML structure for a POD.
Type the full command to create the POD based on the YAML file.

(a)

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5. Kubernetes Concepts - Pods, ReplicaSets, Deployments

Kubernetes uses ________ as inputs for the creation of objects such as POD's, replicas, deployment services, etc...

Which are the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file?

Which are the 2 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file that are not included in a Replication Controller or ReplicaSet definition file?

It's the version of the Kubernetes API you're using to create the objects.Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It refers to the type of object we're trying to create which in this case happens to be a POD. We will set it as POD.Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's data about the object like its name, labels, etc...Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's a YAML dictionary where we specify the container where our POD will run, the container's name and the image name.Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

Which of the following fields belongs to the "spec" field in a Kubernetes definition file?

What's a different parameter we add at the end of a ReplicaSet definition file?

You have a file named as "pod-definition.yml" with the YAML structure for a POD.Type the full command to create the POD based on the YAML file. (a)

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It's the version of the Kubernetes API you're using to create the objects.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It refers to the type of object we're trying to create which in this case happens to be a POD. We will set it as POD.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's data about the object like its name, labels, etc...
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

It's a YAML dictionary where we specify the container where our POD will run, the container's name and the image name.
Which of the 4 top level fields in a Kubernetes definition file does the above statement refers to?

You have a file named as "pod-definition.yml" with the YAML structure for a POD.
Type the full command to create the POD based on the YAML file.

(a)