KCA The Linux Foundations Exam Practice Questions
KCA The Linux Foundations Exam Practice Questions
This KCA exam PDF provides detailed practice questions, answers, and
explanations. These The Linux Foundation KCA exam practice questions are
designed for IT professionals, system administrators, and students preparing for
Linux Foundation Certification certification.
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2.What are the benefits of monitoring Kyverno policy metrics? (Choose two)
A. Identifying frequently violated policies.
B. Visualizing namespace resource quotas.
C. Understanding cluster compliance trends.
D. Generating automated resource manifests.
Answer: AC
3.Which fields in a Kyverno policy can be used to refine resource selection? (Choose two)
A. match.resources.kinds
B. spec.retryCount
C. exclude.resources.namespaces
D. metadata.creationTimestamp
Answer: AC
4.What are valid settings for validationFailureAction in a Kyverno policy? (Choose two)
A. Block
B. Log
C. Audit
D. Reject
Answer: AC
7.What are the key requirements for setting up Kyverno in a highly available configuration? (Choose
two)
A. Deploy multiple replicas of the Kyverno pod.
B. Use a dedicated namespace for each Kyverno pod.
C. Enable leader election in the Kyverno configuration.
D. Configure Kyverno to run on a single node.
Answer: AC
8.Which package manager is used to install the Kyverno CLI on a Linux system?
A. apt
B. brew
C. pip
D. yum
Answer: A
9.Which statements are true about admission controllers in Kubernetes? (Choose two)
A. They operate at the API server level.
B. They store configuration data in the Kubernetes nodes.
C. They intercept API requests before they reach the etcd database.
D. They are used to apply network policies to pods.
Answer: AC
11.What are key benefits of using the kyverno test command? (Choose two)
A. Enables testing policies in a safe, offline environment.
B. Directly applies policies to cluster resources.
C. Supports automated validation workflows.
D. Generates policy reports in the cluster.
Answer: AC
12.What are valid use cases for defining PolicyExceptions? (Choose two)
A. Temporarily excluding critical workloads from validation policies.
B. Adding new validation rules to existing policies.
C. Resolving issues caused by improperly configured policies.
D. Automatically generating new policies.
Answer: AC