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What does Kubernetes provide for managing container-based applications?

Kubernetes focuses on the underlying infrastructure components.

Kubernetes provides a procedural approach to deployments.

Kubernetes provides a declarative approach to deployments, backed by a robust set of APIs for management operations.

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What is the purpose of Pod Disruption Budgets in Kubernetes?

To define how many replicas in a deployment can be taken down during an update or node upgrade without any restrictions.

To define the maximum number of replicas that can be created in a deployment.

To enable the automation and validation of the creation and teardown of environments to help deliver secure and stable application hosting platforms.

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What is the purpose of Kubernetes APIs such as kubectl or the Kubernetes dashboard?

To configure or directly access a control plane

To deploy a self-managed Kubernetes cluster using Cluster API Provider Azure

To interact with the control plane

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What is the purpose of defining resource requests and limits when creating a pod in Kubernetes?

To allow multiple instances of the same pod to run on different nodes

To ensure that the pod always runs on the same node

To request a certain amount of CPU or memory resources and prevent a pod from consuming too much compute resource from the underlying node

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