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CKAD: Application Environment, Configuration, and Security

This repository contains supporting course file for the Pluralsight course: Certified Kubernetes Application Developer: Application Environment, Configuration, and Security, part of the greater CKAD Pluralsight path.

Each subobjective containers its own folder with all additional materials needed to following along--and test yourself further.

Note that all files are also available on the course page on pluralsight.com, as well.

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Additional supportive files for the greater CKAD path can be found at github.com/nigelpoulton/ckad.

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Incorrect (?) answers in section 4: reqource requirements limits and quotas

There seem to be some mistakes in the answers for the tasks of section 4 'Understand and Define Resource Requirements Limits and Quotas'.

  • Task 1: It says the current memory limit is set to 100 MiB, but when you look in the unstable-pod.yaml the limit is set to 100 GiB. In the answer the limit is put to 150GiB but I think the limit should be set to 150MiB.
  • Task3: Task 3 asks to ensure that no single PersistentVolumeClaim can request more than 10Gi. To set this you need to use a limit range: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/policy/limit-range/. In the answer the maximum number of persistent volumes claims in the namespace is set to 10, but this is not asked in the question.
  • 'Exam Scenarios: Task 2' (on the pluralsight website): The questions reads: "no individual pod should be able to use more than 31Mi of memory". You should use Limit Ranges for this, but in the answer only a resource quota is used.

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