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This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about various DevOps and IT concepts including Docker, Kubernetes, HTML, Ansible, and comparison operators. The questions cover topics such as the purpose of the commit command, where the Kubernetes network proxy runs, application areas for Docker, how to get help for a Docker command, how to access a running Docker container, valid HTML heading tags, invalid comparison operators, characteristics of Kubernetes nodes, container limits per host, the Ansible inventory file location, if Docker containers can restart themselves, and how to get the remote hostname in Ansible.

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1 Response For RAMD

This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about various DevOps and IT concepts including Docker, Kubernetes, HTML, Ansible, and comparison operators. The questions cover topics such as the purpose of the commit command, where the Kubernetes network proxy runs, application areas for Docker, how to get help for a Docker command, how to access a running Docker container, valid HTML heading tags, invalid comparison operators, characteristics of Kubernetes nodes, container limits per host, the Ansible inventory file location, if Docker containers can restart themselves, and how to get the remote hostname in Ansible.

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Q1: What is the Commit command is used for??

a To save the current transaction

b To save the current table

c None

d None

e To restore the old values

f To recover the old table

Q2: The Kubernetes Network proxy runs on which node??

The correct Answer is: None

b Master Node

The correct Answer is: None

d Worker Node

e All the nodes

f None of the mentioned

Q3: Which are the notable application areas for Docker??

a None

b None

c Simplifying configuration, Code pipelines management, Debugging capabilities and


Rapid deployment.

d None

e Robust, Transparency, code illustrator and slow deployment

f None

Q4: If you vaguely remember the command and you’d like to confirm it, how will you get
help on that particular command??
a None

b docker help

c None

d None

e docker --help

f docker -help

Q5: Following Docker command: docker exec -it container_id bash is used to:?

a Build an image

b Access a running container

c Commit changes done in a Docker image

d None

e Activate default VM machine

f None

Q6: There are ____ different heading tags in HTML?

a4

b None

c7

d None

e5

f6

Q7: Which of the following is not a valid comparison operator??

a <>
b ==

c None

d None

e !=

f <=>

Q8: Select all true statements for a node in Kubernetes??

a There is only one node in each Kubernetes cluster

The correct Answer is: None

c Each node contains the services necessary to run pods and is managed by the
master components

d A node may be a VM or physical machine, depending on the cluster.

e A node is a worker machine in Kubernetes, previously known as a minion

The correct Answer is: None

Q9: How many containers can run per host??

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

c There can be only 3containers

d There can be only 4 containers

e There can be as many containers as you wish per host. Docker does not put any
restrictions on it.

The correct Answer is: None

Q10: The default Ansible inventory file is located at:?

a /home/ansible/hosts

b None
c None

d /etc/ansible/inventory

e /home/ansible/inventory

f /etc/ansible/hosts

Q11: Can a Docker container restart by itself??

a False

b True

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

The correct Answer is: None

Q12: Which of the following values would give you the hostname of the remote host in your
Ansible Playbook??

a "{{ server_hostname }}"

b "{{ ansible_hostname }}"

c "{{ host }}"

d None

e None

f "{{ hostname }}"

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