10 questions in the style of the Certified Kubernetes Administrator exam, with their answer options. They are 10 of the 173 in the pool the mock draws from; answers and explanations come back when you sit it, and every question is marked against its domain so you can see where you stand.
1. Which component stores all cluster data? Kubernetes Introduction
2. A _____ binds a Role to a user or service account. Security & RBAC
3. What are the three Pod Security Standards levels? Security & RBAC
4. A service account must read pods in one namespace only, and the permission definition should be reusable elsewhere. What is the cleanest construction? CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
5. Which command answers whether a specific service account may delete deployments in a namespace? CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
6. RBAC rules are purely additive: there is no deny rule. CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
7. Which environment variable must be set for etcdctl snapshot commands to work as expected on a modern cluster? CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
8. After restoring an etcd snapshot to a new data directory on a kubeadm control plane, what else must be done? CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
9. An etcd snapshot contains the cluster's Secrets as well as its other objects. CKA · Cluster architecture, installation and configuration
10. A node has a NoSchedule taint. A pod tolerates it. What follows? CKA · Workloads and scheduling
The mock marks every answer on submit, explains it and breaks the result down by domain. It draws its questions in the published domain weights, and passes at 70% — The Linux Foundation does not publish the CKA pass mark on the exam page, and the real exam is hands-on. 70% is a convention of this site.
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Exam facts are taken from the official page: training.linuxfoundation.org. Questions here are written for practice and are not from the real exam.