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질문 # 18
You are using Prometheus to monitor a Kubernetes cluster and want to create an alert that triggers when the number of failed deployments in a specific namespace exceeds a certain threshold. Which Prometheus query can help achieve this?
정답：D
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The query •sum(kube_deployment_status_replicas_unavailable{namespace=""} 1) > 5' focuses on the 'replicas_unavailable' metric for deployments in the specified namespace. It counts deployments where the unavailable replica count is 1 , effectively indicating failed deployments. If this count exceeds 5, the alert will trigger.
질문 # 19
What command use to get documentation about kubernetes resource type
정답：B
설명：
https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubectl/kubectl-commands#explain
질문 # 20
Kubernetes supports multiple virtual clusters backed by the same physical cluster. These virtual clusters are called:
정답：C
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Kubernetes provides "virtual clusters" within a single physical cluster primarily through Namespaces, so A is correct. Namespaces are a logical partitioning mechanism that scopes many Kubernetes resources (Pods, Services, Deployments, ConfigMaps, Secrets, etc.) into separate environments. This enables multiple teams, applications, or environments (dev/test/prod) to share a cluster while keeping their resource names and access controls separated.
Namespaces are often described as "soft multi-tenancy." They don't provide full isolation like separate clusters, but they do allow administrators to apply controls per namespace:
* RBAC rules can grant different permissions per namespace (who can read Secrets, who can deploy workloads, etc.).
* ResourceQuotas and LimitRanges can enforce fair usage and prevent one namespace from consuming all cluster resources.
* NetworkPolicies can isolate traffic between namespaces (depending on the CNI).
Containers are runtime units inside Pods and are not "virtual clusters." Hypervisors are virtualization components for VMs, not Kubernetes partitioning constructs. cgroups are Linux kernel primitives for resource control, not Kubernetes virtual cluster constructs.
While there are other "virtual cluster" approaches (like vcluster projects) that create stronger virtualized control planes, the built-in Kubernetes mechanism referenced by this question is namespaces. Therefore, the correct answer is A: Namespaces.
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질문 # 21
Which Kubernetes-native deployment strategy supports zero-downtime updates of a workload?
정답：B
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D (RollingUpdate) is correct. In Kubernetes, the Deployment resource's default update strategy is RollingUpdate, which replaces Pods gradually rather than all at once. This supports zero-downtime updates when the workload is properly configured (sufficient replicas, correct readiness probes, and appropriate maxUnavailable / maxSurge settings). As new Pods come up and become Ready, old Pods are terminated in a controlled way, keeping the service available throughout the rollout.
RollingUpdate's "zero downtime" is achieved by maintaining capacity while transitioning between versions. For example, with multiple replicas, Kubernetes can create new Pods, wait for readiness, then scale down old Pods, ensuring traffic continues to flow to healthy instances. Readiness probes are critical: they prevent traffic from being routed to a Pod until it's actually ready to serve.
Why other options are not the Kubernetes-native "strategy" answer here:
Recreate (B) explicitly stops old Pods before starting new ones, causing downtime for most services.
Canary (A) and BlueGreen (C) are real deployment patterns, but in "Kubernetes-native deployment strategy" terms, the built-in Deployment strategies are RollingUpdate and Recreate. Canary/BlueGreen typically require additional tooling/controllers (service mesh, ingress controller features, or progressive delivery operators) to manage traffic shifting between versions.
So, for a Kubernetes-native strategy that supports zero-downtime updates, the correct and verified choice is RollingUpdate (D).
질문 # 22
Which Kubernetes component is the smallest deployable unit of computing?
정답：A
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In Kubernetes, the Pod is the smallest deployable and schedulable unit, making C correct. Kubernetes does not schedule individual containers directly; instead, it schedules Pods, each of which encapsulates one or more containers that must run together on the same node. This design supports both single-container Pods (the most common) and multi-container Pods (for sidecars, adapters, and co-located helper processes).
Pods provide shared context: containers in a Pod share the same network namespace (one IP address and port space) and can share storage volumes. This enables tight coupling where needed-for example, a service mesh proxy sidecar and the application container communicate via localhost, or a log-forwarding sidecar reads logs from a shared volume. Kubernetes manages lifecycle at the Pod level: kubelet ensures the containers defined in the PodSpec are running and uses probes to determine readiness and liveness.
StatefulSet and Deployment are controllers that manage sets of Pods. A Deployment manages ReplicaSets for stateless workloads and provides rollout/rollback features; a StatefulSet provides stable identities, ordered operations, and stable storage for stateful replicas. These are higher-level constructs, not the smallest units.
Option D ("Container") is smaller in an abstract sense, but it is not the smallest Kubernetes deployable unit because Kubernetes APIs and scheduling work at the Pod boundary. You don't "kubectl apply" a container; you apply a Pod template within a Pod object (often via controllers).
Understanding Pods as the atomic unit is crucial: Services select Pods, autoscalers scale Pods (replica counts), and scheduling decisions are made per Pod. That's why Kubernetes documentation consistently refers to Pods as the fundamental building block for running workloads.
질문 # 23
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