Thank you for this wonderful teaching however I could not understand --restart=Never, I believe it is to do with container restart policy not with deployment as you mentioned, please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks
This looks Much more easier compared to the killer.sh test -- is the actual test more closer to this or the killer.sh ? is this a mini test -- its supposed to be for 2 hours, it took you 35 mins and you did it at a comfortable pace.. not sure if this is just a smaller practice exam
Actually you can run while true; do "command"; sleep 1; done to watch if the pod is created successfully instead of running the same command again and again :P
Good accent. Easy to understand.
This is really good! Wanted to look someone taking k8s exam...! Thanks!!!
Great nice Thank you Sir
Excellent video.. Superb explaination.
Thank you for this wonderful teaching however I could not understand --restart=Never, I believe it is to do with container restart policy not with deployment as you mentioned, please correct me if I am wrong. Thanks
By mentioning --restart=Never, you indirectly tell kubectl that it is a pod and not a deployment.
Thanks..some useful tips ... scored 89%
Were the questions this simple in exam too ??
Could you please share few questions that came up in the exam ?
hello, it's a mock test for CKAD developer certification ?
26:04 please answer me why you did not use the imperative command when exposing the deploy redis i want really to knoww ???
Can you please explain search inside vi editor and grep command which you have used in practice session
Sure I am planning to make a small crash course style video just for vim tips and tricks that can be useful during the exam. Will release it soon.
@@frontopsI'm waiting for it
@@frontops I really appreciate and waiting for it.
IMHO if you can't grasp that part why the f*** you're interested in a CKAD?
Sorry dude but you can't run without walking.
@@zampogna This is so rude. Learn to be polite and embrace others weakness
This looks Much more easier compared to the killer.sh test -- is the actual test more closer to this or the killer.sh ? is this a mini test -- its supposed to be for 2 hours, it took you 35 mins and you did it at a comfortable pace.. not sure if this is just a smaller practice exam
thats my concern also. looking at this I could probably pass rn
Hi, any similar mock tests for CKA and CKS?
This is very easy but real exam is harder or pretty same?
Actually you can run while true; do "command"; sleep 1; done to watch if the pod is created successfully instead of running the same command again and again :P
You can use - w instead
k get po -w
I use watch command for that.
k get pod sega --watch
Are these mock exam enough for preparation