GCP-Developer-Day4

You want to use kubectl to configure your cluster, but first you must configure it. Where does the kubectl command store its configuration file?

• A. The configuration information is stored in the $HOME/.kube/config file.

• B. kubectl uses the same authorization and credential tokens as the gcloud CLI utilities.

• C. The configuration information is entered in Kubectl before executing commands.

• D. The configuration information is stored in environment variables in the current shell when required

Which command can be used to display error messages from containers in a Pod that are failing to run successfully?

• A. kubectl describe pod

• B. kubectl get pod

• C. kubectl exec -it -- sh

• D. kubectl logs

What is the name for the computers in a Google Kubernetes Engine cluster that run workloads?

• A. Nodes

• B. Control planes

• C. Containers

• D. Container images

When using Kubernetes, you must describe the desired state you want, and Kubernetes's job is to make the deployed system conform to that desired state and keep it there despite failures. What is the name of this management approach?

• A. Imperative configuration

• B. Virtualization

• C. Declarative configuration

• D. Containerization

Google Kubernetes Engine offers two modes of operation: Autopilot and Standard mode. Which one of the options below is a use case for using Standard mode?

• A. You want to only pay for Pods and not nodes.

• B. You require SSH access to nodes..

• C. You want machine types based on workloads.

• D. You want to avoid cluster configuration