Certified Kubernetes
Application Developer
The real exam is two hours of hands-on tasks — no multiple choice at all. So there are three ways in: a study guide covering what the curriculum asks for, task drills that mirror the exam's phrasing and let you check yourself against the expected commands, and multiple choice for the recall that makes those tasks fast.
Coverage
Multiple choice: A–D or 1–4 to answer, Enter to advance. Drills: type your answer, ⌘/Ctrl + ↵ to check it, then Y or N to grade yourself. The study guide needs no keyboard at all.
or ⌘/Ctrl + ↵
Rough check
A keyword check, not a grader. It normalises k/kubectl, resource
short names and --flag value against --flag=value — but a
correct answer that reaches the goal another way will still show misses, and matching
every element does not make an answer complete. Read the expected solution and decide
for yourself.
Expected
What the exam asks you to know
One entry per topic the curriculum lists, with the commands worth having in your fingers and the mistakes that cost the marks. Every entry links to the drills that test it.
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