최신Linux Foundation Cilium Certified AssociateCCA - Cilium-Associate무료샘플문제

A. The manifest cannot specify both an interface and an egress IP.

B. Only interfaces named eth* can be used with Cilium egress gateway

C. The egress IP must be taken from a public IP address CIDR.

D. Cilium egress gateway manifests only support one label selector.

A. Option B

B. Option A

C. Option D

D. Option C

A. It will allow all traffic to the Kubemetes DNS servers from any pod in the default namespace.

B. It will allow all traffic to the Kubernetes DNS servers from any pod across all namespaces in the cluster

C. It will deny all traffic to the Kubernetes DNS servers from any pod in the default namespace.

D. It will deny all traffic to the Kubernetes DNS servers from any pod across all namespaces in the cluster.

A. All clusters must run the same distribution and version of Kubernetes.

B. Each cluster must be configured with a unique cluster ID.

C. Each cluster must be in the same geographical location.

D. All clusters must run the same version of Cilium.

A. DNS enforcement mode

B. HTTP audit mode

C. Policy enforcement mode

D. Policy audit mode

A. BIG TCP requires updating the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) across the network.

B. BIG TCP addresses the limitation in the size of the packets, caused by the 16-bit length field in the IP header.

C. BIG TCP is incompatible with features like GRO (Generic Receive Offload) and TSO (Transmit Segmentation Offload).

D. While BIG TCP increases the transactions count, it causes higher latency between pods.

A. It would enable operators to avoid the unavailability of an application by using the Egress Gateway to send the traffic to a remote destination.

B. It would enable operators to avoid the unavailability of an application by load-balancing traffic to all endpolnts across both local and remote clusters.

C. It would enable operators to avoid the unavailability of an application by temporarily forwarding traffic to remote clusters while the local application is being updated.

D. It would enable operators to avoid the unavailability of an application by temporarily forwarding traffic to local clusters while the remote application is being updated.