2nd practice test for CKA exam preparation. First is at CKA exam practice test 1

1. Display all the pods sorted by start time
2. Create a pod that uses secrets
   1. Create a secret
   2. Pull secrets from environment variables
   3. Pull secrets from a volume
   4. Dump the secrets out via kubectl to show it worked
3. Create a job that runs every 3 minutes and prints out the current time.
4. Create a job that runs 20 times, 5 containers at a time, and prints “Hello parallel world”
5. Create a horizontal autoscaling group that starts with 2 pods and scales when CPU usage is over 50%.
6. Create a custom resource definition - CRD
   1. Display it in the API with curl
7. Create a networking policy such that only pods with the label access=granted can talk to it.
   1. Create a nginx pod and attach this policy to it.
   2. Create a busybox pod and attempt to talk to nginx - should be blocked
   3. Attach the label to busybox and try again - should be allowed
8. Create a service that references an externalname.
   1. Test that this works from another pod
9. Create a pod that runs all processes as user 1000.
10. Create a namespace
    1. Run a pod in the new namespace
    2. Put memory limits on the namespace
    3. Limit pods to 2 persistent volumes in this namespace
11. Write an ingress rule that redirects calls to /foo to one service and to /bar to another
12. Write a service that exposes nginx on a nodeport
    1. Change it to use a cluster port
    2. Scale the service
    3. Change it to use an external IP
    4. Change it to use a load balancer
13. Deploy nginx with 3 replicas and then expose a port
    1. Use port forwarding to talk to a specific port
14. Make an API call using CURL and proper certs
15. Join a new node to cluster
16. Rotate certificates
17. Taint a node and un-taint it
18. Restart kubelet
19. Configure the cluster to use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as upstream DNS servers.
20. Create a pod with nginx and place a file using an init container that creates a simple index.html file with content - “created by init container”
21. You have a Container with a volume mount. Add an init container that creates an empty file in the volume. (the only trick is to mount the volume to 1. init-container as well)
22. Backup an etcd cluster
23. List the members of an etcd cluster
24. Find the health of etcd

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