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REVISED BLOOMS TAXONOMY(RBT) :
L1- Remembering L2 - Understanding L3 - Applying L4 - Analyzing L5 - Evaluating L6 - Creating

UNIT-I: ANGULARV 12

IntroductiontoAngular –Typescript (Arrays,Functions,classes)– JSvsTS–AngularCLIInstallation–Components–

DataBinding – RoutingonAngular-Directives

PART-A (2-Marks)
S.N RBT
QUESTIONS CO
O LEVEL

1 What is Angular? CO1 K1

2 What is TypeScript? CO1 K1

3 What is the purpose of the ‘ngFor’ directive? CO1 K2

4 What is the purpose of the ngIf directive? CO1 K2

5 What are some advantages of using Angular? CO1 K2

6 How do you categorize data binding types? CO1 K1

7 What do you mean by data binding? CO1 K1

8 What are some disadvantages of using Angular? CO1 K2

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9 What do you mean by string interpolation? CO1 K1

10 What are angular decorators? CO1 K1

11 What is an AOT compilation in Angular? CO1 K1

12 What are the components in Angular? CO1 K1

13 What are modules in Angular? CO1 K2

14 What is DOM? CO1 K1

15 What is two-way data binding? CO1 K1

16 What is an Angular Router? CO1 K1

17 How do you create directives using CLI? CO1 K2

18 What is a directive in Angular? CO1 K1

19 What is the role of SPA in Angular? CO1 K2

20 What are the different kinds of Angular directives? CO1 K1

RBT
PART-B (13- Marks Or 16-Marks or 8-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Explain the difference between structural and attribute directives, and CO1
1 provide examples. K2 13

2 How do you implement data binding in Angular? CO1 K2 13

3 Explain how to use the ngIf-else syntax in Angular? CO1 K2 13

4 How to handle redirects and wildcard routes in Angular? CO1 K2 13

5 Explain in detail the various steps required to install Angular. CO1 K1 13

You have a component that receives a status string, and you want to render CO1 13
6 different content based on different status values (e.g., 'active', 'inactive',
'pending'). How would you use the ngSwitch directive to handle these cases? K3

You are tasked with creating a reusable user card component that displays a CO1 13
user's name, mail id, mobile number, and some additional information.
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How would you structure the component, its template, and its styles to
ensure reusability and maintainability? K3

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RBT
PART-C (15 - Marks) CO Marks
Level
Imagine you have a simple Angular application with multiple components.
1 How would you set up basic routing to navigate between these CO1 K3 15
components?
You have a button in your component, and you want to trigger a function CO1
2 when the button is clicked. Explain how you would use event binding to K3 15
achieve this behavior.
Your application has a complex form with multiple input fields. How CO1
3 would you use ngModel for form controls to manage and track the state of K3 15
the form inputs?

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UNIT-2: ANGULARMODULES ANDMATERIAL

AngularModules–HTTPclient,FormsModule–AngularServiceFiles–DependancyInjection–
AngularMaterial– Connecting Angular withBackEnd

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 PART-A (2-Marks)
S.N RBT
QUESTIONS CO
O LEVEL

1 What is the purpose of Angular modules? CO2 L1

2 Explain the difference between AppModule and Feature Modules in Angular. CO2 L1

3 What is the purpose of lazy loading in Angular modules? CO2 L1

Explain how NgModule helps in organizing and structuring an Angular CO2

4 application. L1

5 What is the purpose of Angular's HTTP client module? CO2 L1

How do you handle asynchronous HTTP requests in Angular using CO2

6 Observables? L2

What is the role of the subscribe method when making HTTP requests in CO2
7 Angular? L1

How does Angular handle HTTP errors, and what are common error status CO2
8 codes? L1

9 What is the purpose of the Forms module in Angular? CO2 L1

10 Differentiate between template-driven forms and reactive forms in Angular. CO2 L1

What is the significance of the ngForm directive in Angular template-driven CO2

11 forms? L1

12 How can you dynamically add form controls in reactive forms in Angular? CO2 L2

13 What is the purpose of services in Angular? CO2 L1

Explain the significance of providedIn in the @Injectable decorator for CO2

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Angular services. L1

15 What is Dependency Injection in the context of Angular? CO2 L1

16 How does Angular achieve loose coupling through Dependency Injection? CO2 L2

What is Angular Material, and why is it commonly used in Angular CO2

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applications? L1

Name three components provided by Angular Material and describe their CO2
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use cases. L1

19 What is the role of Angular in connecting with a back end? CO2 L1

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20 Give the significance of ‘ngModel’ directive in Angular forms. CO2 L1

RBT
PART-B (13- Marks Or 16-Marks or 8-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Illustrate the concept of NgModule in Angular. Provide a step-by-step CO2
1 explanation of how to create and configure a module. L2 13

Design an Angular module structure for a hypothetical e-commerce application. CO2

2 Justify your module design choices. L2 13

Discuss the benefits of using Angular modules in a large-scale application. CO2

Provide examples. L2 6

Explain the role of lazy loading in Angular modules and how it contributes to
3 application performance. L2 7

Create a step-by-step guide on how to use Angular's HTTP client to perform CO2
4 CRUD operations with a mock RESTful API. Include error handling and loading
indicators. L2 13

Design a dynamic form in Angular that handles a variable number of input CO2
5
fields based on user selection. Include form validation and error messaging. L2 13

Discuss the use of form controls and validators in reactive forms. Provide a CO2
6
scenario where custom validators may be necessary. L2 13

Create an Angular application where services are injected at different levels CO2
7
of the application hierarchy. Explain the implications and benefits. L2 13

Describe the role of Dependency Injection in Angular services. Provide an CO2

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example of a service being injected into a component. L2 13

Create a comprehensive guide on integrating Angular Material into an CO2

9 existing Angular project. Cover theming, component usage, and best
practices. L2 13

Create a step-by-step guide on setting up an Angular application to CO2

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communicate with any back end. Include authentication and error handling. L2 13

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RBT
PART-C (15-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Imagine you are developing a large-scale e-commerce platform. Design the CO2
Angular module structure, considering features such as user authentication,
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product management, and order processing. Explain the rationale behind
your module design, considering maintainability and scalability.

You are building a weather application that fetches real-time weather data CO2
from an API. Design an Angular service to handle HTTP requests to the
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weather API, including error handling and caching mechanisms. Provide a
step-by-step implementation guide.

Develop a scenario where you need to create a complex form with both CO2
template-driven and reactive form sections. Discuss how you would integrate
3 L3 15
the two form approaches within a single Angular component and handle the
form submission, validation, and data synchronization between the sections.

You are tasked with creating a content management system (CMS) using CO2
Angular Material. Design the user interface with components like tables,
4 L3 15
forms, and navigation, adhering to Material Design principles. Include
features for content creation, editing, and deletion.

Develop a full-stack application where Angular connects with a CO2

Node.js/Express back end. Implement user authentication, data retrieval, and
5 L3 15
manipulation. Include features like pagination, error handling, and secure
communication between the front end and back end.

UNIT-3: REACT V 18

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 IntroductiontoReact–Settingdevelopment environment–create app–JSXsyntax–propertiesandstates–
components– Reactrouting– APIrequest

PART-A (2-Marks)
S.N RBT
QUESTIONS CO
O LEVEL

1 Define React in the context of web development. CO3 L1

Explain why you would choose React as your JavaScript library for building CO3
2 the user interface. L2

How would you justify that React is worth learning for modern web CO3
3 development? L2

Briefly explain the key features of React that make it popular among CO3
4 developers. L1

List the essential tools required for setting up a React development CO3
5 environment. L1

6 Describe the steps to create a new React app using Create React App. CO3 L1

7 Outline the process of using Create React App to initiate the project. CO3 L1

8 What is JSX, and how does it differ from regular JavaScript syntax? CO3 L1

9 What benefits does JSX offer over traditional JavaScript for rendering UI? CO3 L2

10 Explain the significance of JSX in React component development. CO3 L1

Explain the primary purpose of React props and provide a brief example of CO3
11 when you would use them in a component. L1

12 Differentiate between React's state and props. CO3 L1

13 Describe the significance of React components in building user interfaces. CO3 L1

14 Explain the key difference between functional and class components in React. CO3 L1

When would you prefer using a functional component over a class CO3
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component? L2

16 Define React Router and its role in a single-page application. CO3 L1

17 How navigation is handled using React Router? CO3 L1

18 What is the purpose of making API requests in a React application? CO3 L1

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context of React. L1

Why is asynchronous behavior often preferred when working with APIs in CO3
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React applications? L2

RBT
PART-B (13- Marks Or 16-Marks or 8-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Differentiate between React props and state. Provide an example scenario for CO3
1 each. L1 6

Discuss the role of props and states in React components, emphasizing when to CO3
2 use each. L1 7

Explain how to update state in a React component and why it's important in a CO3
3 dynamic application. L2 6

Define React components and explain their significance in the development of CO3
4
modular UI. L2 7

Distinguish between functional and class components in React. Provide use cases CO3
5
for each. L2 6

Describe the process of passing data between parent and child components in CO3
6
React. L2 7

7 Build a simple card component and use it in a card list. CO3 L3 13

8 What is React Router, and how does it facilitate navigation in a React application? CO3 L2 6

9 Discuss the importance of client-side routing in a single-page application (SPA). CO3 L2 7

Describe the purpose of API requests in a React application. Provide an example CO3
10
scenario where API requests are essential. L2 13

Explain the difference between synchronous and asynchronous API requests in CO3
11
React. L2 13

Discuss the steps involved in making an API request using the fetch function or a CO3
12
library in React. Include error handling in your explanation. L2 13

Illustrate how fetched data from an API can be dynamically displayed in a React CO3
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component. L2 13

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RBT
PART-C (15-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Imagine you are building a file management system in React with nested folders CO3
1 and files. Describe how you would pass data between parent and child L3 15
components to dynamically render the folder and file structure.

You are developing an e-commerce website with multiple sections (home, CO3
2 products, cart, and checkout). How would you implement React Router to L3 15
navigate between these sections, ensuring a smooth user experience?

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UNIT- 4: REACT HOOKS

ReactHooks–useState–useEffect–useCallback–useMemo–useContext–useReducer–
Introductionto ReactNative

PART-A (2-Marks)
S.N RBT
QUESTIONS CO
O LEVEL

1 What is the purpose of the useState hook in React? CO4 L1

2 How does useState differ from class-based state management in React? CO4 L1

3 Can you use multiple useState hooks in a single functional component? CO4 L1

4 Explain the role of the useEffect hook in React. CO4 L1

How does useEffect contribute to handling side effects in a React CO4

5 component? L2

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6 What is the dependency array, and how is it used with useEffect? CO4 L1

7 What problem does the useCallback hook solve in React? CO4 L1

8 How does the dependency array work with the useCallback hook? CO4 L1

9 When should you use useCallback in your React components? CO4 L2

10 Define the purpose of the useMemo hook in React. CO4 L1

Explain the relationship between useMemo and performance CO4

11 optimization in React. L1

12 Can useMemo be used for all types of values, or are there limitations? CO4 L2

13 What is the primary purpose of the useContext hook in React? CO4 L1

How is the useContext hook different from passing props through CO4
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component hierarchies? L1

Can you use multiple useContext hooks in a single functional CO4

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component? L2

16 Describe the role of the useReducer hook in state management. CO4 L1

How does useReducer compare to useState for managing complex state CO4
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logic? L1

18 Explain the structure of the state and action in a useReducer scenario. CO4 L1

In what scenarios might you combine useEffect with useState for CO4
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fetching data in a React component? L1

How can you use both useContext and useReducer together for state CO4
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management in a larger React application? L1

RBT
PART-B (13- Marks Or 16-Marks or 8-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Explain how functional components manage state using the useState hook CO4
in React. Provide an example scenario, and discuss the benefits of using
1 this hook over traditional class-based state management. L2 6

Explore the concept of side effects in React components and how the CO4
useEffect hook helps manage them. Provide examples of common side
2 effects and discuss the importance of the dependency array in useEffect. L2 7

3 You are tasked with developing a complex React application that involves CO4 L2 13

multiple components, each with its own state requirements. Explain how

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 you would approach state management using a combination of useState,
useReducer, and the React Context API (useContext). Provide detailed
examples and discuss the rationale behind choosing a particular state
management strategy for each component. Consider scenarios where
memoization (useMemo and useCallback) may enhance performance.

Discuss how the useCallback hook can be used to optimize performance in CO4
4 React applications. Provide examples where memoization is crucial, and
explain when to use useCallback versus regular function declarations. L2 6

Explain the purpose of memoization in React using the useMemo hook. CO4
5 Provide real-world scenarios where memoization can improve performance
and discuss potential drawbacks or considerations. L2 7

Discuss various performance optimization techniques in React using hooks. CO4

Explore the use of useMemo and useCallback to memoize values and

6 functions, respectively. Provide real-world examples where memoization
significantly improves performance. Explain the considerations for
applying these optimizations and discuss potential trade-offs. L2 13

Describe the React Context API and how it can be utilized with the CO4

7 useContext hook. Provide examples of when using context and useContext

is preferable over other state management techniques. L2 6

Explore the use of the useReducer hook for managing complex state logic CO4

in React. Compare and contrast useReducer with useState for different

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types of state scenarios, and discuss the advantages and limitations of each
approach. L2 7

Imagine you are building a dynamic form in a React application, and the CO4

form structure can change based on user interactions. Design a solution

9 using React hooks (useState, useEffect, useReducer) to handle the dynamic
form state, validate input, and manage asynchronous data fetching. Discuss
how the chosen hooks contribute to a scalable and maintainable solution. L3 13

10 Demonstrate how to combine multiple React hooks in a single functional CO4 L2 6

component. Provide a real-world example that involves state management,

side effects, and context usage, and explain the considerations when

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 combining these hooks.
Compare and contrast state management strategies in React using useState, CO4
11 useReducer, and useContext. Discuss the scenarios where each strategy is
most suitable and the trade-offs involved. L2 7

Explore advanced patterns with the useEffect hook, focusing on scenarios CO4

involving data fetching and cleanup. Provide examples of handling

asynchronous operations, avoiding memory leaks, and utilizing the
12 AbortController pattern. Discuss how to create custom hooks that
encapsulate these patterns and ensure the reliability of data fetching in
React applications.
L2 13

Discuss the significance of performance optimization in React applications. CO4

Explain how the various hooks like useMemo and useCallback contribute
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to optimizing performance, and provide examples of situations where these
optimizations are crucial. L2 6

Explore advanced patterns with the useEffect hook, such as using cleanup CO4

functions, handling asynchronous operations, and creating custom hooks

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that leverage useEffect. Discuss best practices and potential pitfalls in these
scenarios. 7

Imagine you are creating a library of custom hooks for a team of CO4

developers working on a large-scale React project. Develop and explain the

implementation of at least three custom hooks that address common
15 challenges in React development. Consider scenarios where your hooks
provide abstractions for state management, side effects, and context usage.
Discuss best practices, documentation, and potential use cases for your
custom hook library. L3 13

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RBT
PART-C (15-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Imagine you are developing a dynamic form in a React application where CO4

the form fields and validation rules can change dynamically based on user
interactions. Propose a solution using React Hooks to manage the form
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state, handle validation, and ensure a smooth user experience. Discuss the
use of specific hooks such as useState, useEffect, and useCallback in your
solution.

You are working on a data-intensive React application where large datasets CO4

are fetched and displayed. Outline a strategy using React Hooks (useEffect,
useMemo) to optimize performance by reducing unnecessary renders,
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memoizing data, and handling asynchronous data fetching efficiently.
Provide a step-by-step implementation plan with considerations for edge
cases.

Design a solution using React Hooks to manage user authentication and CO4

user context in a React application. Discuss the use of the useContext hook
3 to propagate user authentication state through the application. Explore how L3 15
to use useEffect for initial data fetching after authentication and
useReducer for handling complex authentication-related actions.

You are tasked with implementing a feature toggle system in a React CO4

application to selectively enable or disable certain features based on user

roles or configuration settings. Propose a solution using React Hooks,
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considering how to use the useContext hook to share feature toggle states,
useEffect for asynchronous feature configuration, and useReducer for
managing feature-related actions.

5 Imagine you are developing a real-time collaboration feature in a React- CO4 L3 15

based chat application. Design a solution using React Hooks to manage the
real-time state of the chat, including messages, user presence, and typing
indicators. Discuss the use of useEffect for subscribing to real-time

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optimizing rendering performance.

UNIT-5: CONTAINERIZATION

Introduction toImageand Container– Docker –Containers–DockerImages, Dockerfile, DockerNetwork–

DockerCompose - Kubernetes

PART-A (2-Marks)
S.N RBT
QUESTIONS CO
O LEVEL

1 Define Docker and explain its key purpose in software development. CO5 L1

2 Differentiate between a Docker image and a Docker container. CO5 L1

3 CO5 L1
What is the purpose of a Dockerfile in the context of Docker?
4 Explain the significance of the "FROM" instruction in a Dockerfile. CO5 L1

How does Docker use layers, and why are they essential in the context of Docker CO5
5 images? L2

6 Describe the purpose of a bridge network in Docker. CO5 L1

How does Docker handle communication between containers in the same CO5
7 network? L2

8 Define Docker Compose and explain its role in multi-container applications. CO5 L1

9 What is the primary use of a docker-compose.yml file? CO5 L1

10 Briefly explain the main purpose of Kubernetes in container orchestration. CO5 L1

11 Differentiate between a Kubernetes pod and a Kubernetes deployment. CO5 L1

12 What role does the etcd component play in a Kubernetes cluster? CO5 L1

13 Explain the function of the Kubelet in a Kubernetes node. CO5 L1

14 Define a Kubernetes Service and its role in application deployment. CO5 L1

15 How does a Kubernetes Deployment ensure the desired state of applications? CO5 L2

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16 Provide an example of a kubectl command used to create a pod. CO5 L1

17 What is the purpose of the kubectl get command in Kubernetes? CO5 L1

18 How does Kubernetes enable communication between pods on different nodes? CO5 L2

19 Explain the role of a Cluster Network in a Kubernetes environment. CO5 L1

Describe a scenario where you might use Docker Compose in conjunction with CO5
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Kubernetes. L2

RBT
PART-B (13- Marks Or 16-Marks or 8-Marks) CO Marks
Level
CO5
Explain the core principles of Docker and discuss how it facilitates the
1 development and deployment of applications. Provide examples to
L2 6
illustrate your points.
CO5
Create a hypothetical scenario for a web application, and then design a
Dockerfile for building a Docker image for that application. Justify the
choices you make in each step of the Dockerfile.
2 L3 7

CO5
Explain the significance of Docker in the context of modern software
development and deployment. Discuss the key features of Docker and how
they contribute to creating a scalable and consistent environment. Provide
3 a detailed example of a real-world scenario where Docker has been
L2 13
instrumental in enhancing the development and deployment processes.
Compare and contrast the various networking options in Docker, including bridge CO5
4 networks, host networks, and overlay networks. Provide use cases for each type of
network. L2 6

Design a docker-compose.yml file for a multi-container application, considering CO5

5 services, networks, and volumes. Explain how Docker Compose simplifies the
orchestration of these interconnected components. L3 7

CO5
Design a Dockerfile for a complex, multi-tier web application that includes
a frontend, backend, and database. Justify the decisions made at each step
6 of the Dockerfile, considering factors such as image layering,
dependencies, and security practices. Discuss how this Dockerfile
facilitates scalability and maintainability in a production environment.
L3 13

Elaborate on the fundamental principles of Kubernetes, focusing on how it CO5

7 automates containerized application deployment, scaling, and management.
Provide examples to illustrate your explanations. L2 6

8 CO5 L2 7
Discuss the role of the master node components (API server, Controller

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 Manager, Scheduler, etcd) in a Kubernetes cluster. Explain how they
collaborate to ensure proper cluster management.
Compare and contrast the various networking modes in Docker, such as bridge, CO5
host, and overlay networks. Discuss their use cases, advantages, and limitations.
9 Illustrate your explanation with a practical example, demonstrating how
networking choices impact the communication between containers in a distributed
application environment. L2 13

Compare and contrast Kubernetes pods and deployments. Explain when it is CO5
10 appropriate to use one over the other and provide examples to support your
reasoning. L2 6

CO5
Demonstrate the use of various kubectlcommands to interact with a
11 Kubernetes cluster. Include examples for creating and managing pods,
services, and deployments.
L2 7

CO5
Explore the integration of Docker Compose with Kubernetes in the context
of application deployment. Discuss the benefits and challenges of using
Docker Compose files in a Kubernetes environment. Provide a step-by-
12 step walkthrough of how a multi-container application defined in a Docker
Compose file can be transitioned to and managed by Kubernetes. Evaluate
the advantages and potential drawbacks of this integration.
L2 13

CO5
Investigate the networking model in Kubernetes, detailing how pods
13 communicate within the same node and across nodes. Discuss the role of
services in facilitating communication between pods.
L2 6

CO5
Imagine a scenario where an application is initially developed using
Docker Compose for local development and later deployed to a production
14 environment managed by Kubernetes. Discuss the challenges and benefits
of transitioning from Docker Compose to Kubernetes, and propose best
practices for such migrations.
L3 7

CO5
Explain how the features of StatefulSets, ConfigMaps, and
Secretscontribute to the management and configuration of applications in a
15 Kubernetes cluster. Provide real-world examples of scenarios where these
concepts are particularly valuable, and discuss best practices for their
implementation.
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RBT
PART-C (15-Marks) CO Marks
Level
Imagine you are tasked with containerizing a large-scale microservices CO5
architecture. Each microservice is written in a different programming language
and relies on specific dependencies. Design a Dockerfile strategy that optimizes
1 the build process, minimizes image size, and ensures efficient caching. Discuss L3 15
the challenges you might encounter and how your approach addresses these
concerns. Explain the impact of your Dockerfile design on deployment and
resource utilization.
CO5 L3
You are developing a distributed system where multiple Docker containers
need to communicate securely over the network. Design a networking
2 solution that ensures proper isolation, allows for effective communication, 15
and supports scalability. Discuss the choice of networking modes and their
implications. Include considerations for service discovery, load balancing,
and potential security measures. Provide a step-by-step guide for
implementing and testing your networking solution.
CO5 L3 15
In a software development project, you are using Docker Compose for
local development and testing. Describe how you structure your docker-
compose.yml file to mirror the production environment accurately while
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facilitating an efficient local development workflow. Discuss the use of
volumes, environment variables, and other configurations. Explain any
challenges you anticipate in transitioning from a development setup to a
production deployment managed by Docker Compose.
CO5 L3 15
You are tasked with deploying a multi-service application on a Kubernetes
cluster. The application includes a frontend, backend, database, and a
message queue. Design a Kubernetes manifest file or set of files that
4 define the deployment, services, and any necessary configurations. Discuss
how you handle application scalability, data persistence, and
communication between services. Explain the role of Kubernetes objects
such as Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, and Secrets in your
deployment strategy.
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You are responsible for deploying a critical application that requires high
availability on a Kubernetes cluster. Outline a strategy for achieving high
availability, ensuring minimal downtime and effective load balancing.
Discuss the use of Kubernetes features such as ReplicationControllers,
StatefulSets, and Services in your deployment. Address potential

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 challenges related to data consistency, failover mechanisms, and
monitoring. Provide insights into how you would test and validate the high
availability setup.
RBT LEVEL: L1- Remembering, L2 – Understanding, L3 – Applying, L4 – Analyzing, L5 – Evaluating, L6 – Creating

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