I just passed the CKA!! Here are some tips (2022) : r kubernetes - Reddit I just passed the CKA with a score of 76% I have no experience with k8s and spent three weeks working towards the exam For anyone who's going to be taking the CKA, heres some tips for the exam which helped me: Do the easier questions first as it will give you more confidence for the harder questions
Cleared my CKA exam with a score of 92%. Here are a few tips The Ultimate CKA course by Nana Janashia -- a super course that helped me understand the nitty-gritties of a Kubernetes cluster Amazing stuff if you really want to understand what is happening behind the scenes in a K cluster Also, plenty of tips for verifying services ingress etc and troubleshooting
Just passed the CKA! Here are some tips and tricks to pass (2022) I passed the CKA with an 82% on my second attempt I got a 64% the first time and retook the test within a week of the last one Prior to taking the CKA exam I had no knowledge of kubernetes and very little knowledge on docker If I can pass this exam then you can too Here are some tips and tricks + everything you need to study to pass the exam
Anyone have any good sources to study for the CKA exam? Killer sh has a testing environment that mimics the real test Just be aware that the real CKA exam environment is slower and clunkier So it will help to setup aliases to frequently used commands for speed This is mentioned in many of the videos and study resources for the CKA I just passed yesterday (2nd attempt)
CKA exam: good exercise mock exam resources : r kubernetes - Reddit Yes, the CKA and CKAD certificates can help you get a job in developer operations if and only if you have the work experience to back it up If you’re a company that’s wanting to offer a hosted Kubernetes service like AWS EKS, DO KS, Azure AKS, and so on, the company must have a minimum of 5 people whom have taken and passed CKA
CKA Certification - How Brutal is the Exam? : r kubernetes - Reddit I wrote my CKA 4 years ago, but at the time I worked for a startup that ran their own self-managed k8s clusters I got my CKS before my CKA expired (having an active CKA is a prereq) but I let my CKA expire and have no intention of ever taking it again If I were to take a k8s cert today, it’d be the CKAD
CKA as a beginner : r kubernetes - Reddit Follow up CKAD with CKA if you've started taking on cluster-admin duties, or just feel especially motivated (bonus, by then CKA will be much easier because you'll already have a lot of the cluster basics in your skillset) Then Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS) if it feels applicable to what you're doing or want to do (I would
CKA CKAD CKS renewal? : r kubernetes - Reddit Yeah, you really don't have an option on the order, as it stands now You must be a current CKA holder in order to take the CKS The odd thing is that with the different expiration times 3yrs for CKA CKAD vs 2 for CKS, there will eventually be some really strange renewal practices to work through if they don't renew the CKA by taking a CKS
CKA or CKAD which one is easier? : r kubernetes - Reddit CKA has more things coming into play like sysctl, etcd management, kubeadm, troubleshooting non starting worker nodes adding worker node etc + the CKAD stuff also CKAD typically plays around with YAML and kubectl and doesn't go to lower levels