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- What is a container in cloud computing?
a. Full operating system
b. Lightweight virtualization
c. Dedicated server
d. Cloud storage volume
Answer: b. Lightweight virtualizationwayground - Which platform is most widely used for container orchestration?
a. Docker Compose
b. Kubernetes
c. Azure Functions
d. OpenStack
Answer: b. Kubernetesstudocu - What is the main advantage of containers over traditional virtual machines?
a. More memory
b. Faster startup time
c. Increased hardware emulation
d. Better graphics support
Answer: b. Faster startup timeplacementpreparation - Which service provides managed Kubernetes on Google Cloud?
a. Google App Engine
b. Google Cloud Functions
c. Google Kubernetes Engine
d. Google Compute Engine
Answer: c. Google Kubernetes Enginestudocu - What does CaaS stand for in cloud computing?
a. Compute as a Service
b. Containers as a Service
c. Cloud as a Service
d. Configuration as a Service
Answer: b. Containers as a Servicetestbook - Which file is used to build a Docker image?
a. Docker-compose.yml
b. Dockerfile
c. Image.json
d. Manifest.xml
Answer: b. Dockerfilestudocu - Which command builds a container image in Docker?
a. docker create
b. docker run
c. docker build
d. docker exec
Answer: c. docker buildstudocu - What does a container registry do?
a. Runs containers
b. Stores container images
c. Builds Dockerfiles
d. Manages network security
Answer: b. Stores container imagesinterviewquizz+1 - Which is NOT a container orchestration tool?
a. Docker Swarm
b. Kubernetes
c. Mesos
d. Hyper-V
Answer: d. Hyper-Vinterviewquizz+1 - Which of the following best describes ‘containerization’?
a. Isolating user accounts
b. Packing applications and dependencies
c. Dividing network resources
d. Virtualizing graphics
Answer: b. Packing applications and dependencieseasyexamnotes - What is a benefit of using containers for microservices?
a. Inefficient scaling
b. Simple monolithic architecture
c. Scalability and isolation
d. Automatic hardware management
Answer: c. Scalability and isolationinterviewquizz - Which statement best describes the process of orchestration?
a. Creating CPU clusters
b. Managing multiple containers
c. Assigning IP addresses
d. Encrypting data volumes
Answer: b. Managing multiple containerseasyexamnotes - What is the isolation level in containers compared to VMs?
a. Hardware emulation
b. Process-level isolation
c. Application-level isolation
d. Full OS isolation
Answer: b. Process-level isolationinterviewquizz - Which cloud provider offers Azure Container Instances?
a. Google
b. Amazon
c. IBM
d. Microsoft
Answer: d. Microsoftscribd - Which component in Kubernetes keeps the desired state configuration?
a. Kubectl
b. etcd
c. Pod
d. Node
Answer: b. etcdstudocu - What is the main reason for using containers in CI/CD pipelines?
a. Slow build times
b. Environment consistency
c. Manual deployment
d. Limited resource allocation
Answer: b. Environment consistencykoenig-solutions+1 - Which protocol commonly exposes containerized web applications?
a. SMTP
b. HTTP
c. FTP
d. SSH
Answer: b. HTTPsanfoundry - What is a Pod in Kubernetes?
a. Single container
b. Group of containers
c. Networking device
d. Database volume
Answer: b. Group of containersstudocu - How do containers handle resource sharing?
a. Dedicated hardware
b. Shared OS kernel
c. Separate virtual CPUs
d. Cloud network isolation
Answer: b. Shared OS kernelcloudskillsboost+1 - In which scenario would you prefer VMs over containers?
a. Running microservices
b. Hosting legacy applications
c. Quick testing environments
d. High scalability
Answer: b. Hosting legacy applicationsinterviewquizz - Which is a persistent data storage option for containers?
a. RAM
b. Volume mounts
c. Cache memory
d. Temporary variables
Answer: b. Volume mountstechtarget+1 - What does Docker Compose help manage?
a. Multiple container applications
b. Virtual machine templates
c. Cloud security groups
d. User access levels
Answer: a. Multiple container applicationseasyexamnotes+1 - Which container technology is most associated with Linux?
a. Docker
b. VirtualBox
c. VMware
d. QEMU
Answer: a. Dockertheserverside+1 - Which AWS service supports container workloads?
a. EC2
b. S3
c. Lambda
d. Elastic Container Service
Answer: d. Elastic Container Servicevinsys+1 - What is the main role of Kubernetes controller managers?
a. User authentication
b. Maintain cluster state
c. Docker image building
d. Monitoring security
Answer: b. Maintain cluster statestudocu - What is the main focus of ‘container security’?
a. Hardware encryption
b. Process isolation
c. Static code analysis
d. Data backup
Answer: b. Process isolationtechtarget+1 - Which statement describes an image in containerization?
a. Running instance of a container
b. Source file for virtual machines
c. Blueprint for containers
d. Hardware configuration file
Answer: c. Blueprint for containerstechtarget - Which tool is used for container monitoring in Kubernetes?
a. Wireshark
b. Prometheus
c. Jenkins
d. OpenStack Heat
Answer: b. Prometheusinterviewquizz - What kind of cloud service does Docker Hub provide?
a. Source code management
b. Container image registry
c. Network orchestration
d. Storage solutions
Answer: b. Container image registryinterviewquizz - Which is NOT a standard use of containers?
a. Microservices
b. Database hosting
c. Encrypting remote disks
d. Continuous integration
Answer: c. Encrypting remote disksinterviewquizz - What is a ‘sidecar container’?
a. Container outside the cluster
b. Helper container in the same pod
c. Standalone image
d. Security monitor
Answer: b. Helper container in the same podtechtarget+1 - Which cloud model do containers best support?
a. SaaS
b. PaaS
c. IaaS
d. BaaS
Answer: b. PaaSinterviewbit+1 - What does container runtime do?
a. Orchestrates clusters
b. Runs containers
c. Builds Docker images
d. Computes scaling
Answer: b. Runs containersstudocu - What is an example of a container orchestration platform other than Kubernetes?
a. VMware vSphere
b. Docker Swarm
c. Azure Blob Storage
d. Google Cloud Functions
Answer: b. Docker Swarmstudocu+1 - Which is true about containers and cloud-native architecture?
a. Containers hinder cloud-native approach
b. Containers facilitate microservices
c. Containers only work in private clouds
d. Containers are obsolete
Answer: b. Containers facilitate microservicestechtarget+1 - Which of the following is NOT a requirement for running containers?
a. Container runtime
b. Compatible OS
c. Dedicated hardware
d. Container image
Answer: c. Dedicated hardwaretechtarget+1 - What is the main difference between Docker and Kubernetes?
a. Docker for orchestration, Kubernetes for image building
b. Docker builds images, Kubernetes orchestrates containers
c. Both run operating systems
d. Docker is cloud-specific
Answer: b. Docker builds images, Kubernetes orchestrates containerseasyexamnotes+1 - Which term describes containers running in the cloud for short periods to handle traffic spikes?
a. Static scaling
b. Cloud bursting
c. Persistent allocation
d. Manual deployment
Answer: b. Cloud burstingtestbook - Which layer do containers usually share?
a. Application
b. Hypervisor
c. Kernel
d. Firmware
Answer: c. Kernelcloudskillsboost+1 - What is the common protocol for exposing container APIs?
a. HTTP
b. SNMP
c. SSH
d. SMTP
Answer: a. HTTPsanfoundry+1 - What is the role of a YAML manifest in Kubernetes?
a. Container networking
b. Defining deployments and services
c. Encrypting data
d. Monitoring resources
Answer: b. Defining deployments and servicestechtarget+1 - Which describes a stateless container?
a. Stores all data internally
b. Does not persist data after termination
c. Maintains database records
d. Immutable at runtime
Answer: b. Does not persist data after terminationtechtarget - What purpose does a multi-stage Dockerfile serve?
a. Running multiple containers
b. Reducing image size
c. Encrypting images
d. Building YAML manifests
Answer: b. Reducing image sizetheserverside - Which of the following is a container use case in cloud computing?
a. Monolithic architecture
b. Microservices
c. Only static web hosting
d. Only local test environments
Answer: b. Microservicesinterviewquizz+1 - What is a limiting factor of containers compared to traditional VMs?
a. OS-level security
b. Process-level isolation
c. Kernel sharing risks
d. Hardware restrictions
Answer: c. Kernel sharing risksinterviewquizz - Which Google service is built for container management?
a. Google Cloud Storage
b. Google Kubernetes Engine
c. Google BigQuery
d. Google Sheets
Answer: b. Google Kubernetes Enginestudocu - Which tool can be used to monitor container resource usage?
a. Docker Stats
b. Wireshark
c. SonarQube
d. Azure Functions
Answer: a. Docker Statsinterviewquizz - Which technology supports containerization for Windows?
a. VirtualBox
b. Hyper-V
c. Docker
d. KVM
Answer: c. Dockertheserverside+1 - Which configuration file describes services in Docker Compose?
a. dockerfile.yml
b. services.json
c. docker-compose.yml
d. config.yaml
Answer: c. docker-compose.ymlstudocu - What does the ‘Deployment’ object do in Kubernetes?
a. Assigns subnet addresses
b. Ensures desired number of pods are running
c. Encrypts containers
d. Monitors cluster health
Answer: b. Ensures desired number of pods are runningcloudskillsboost+1
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