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In this thread, you'll find @PrateekJainDev's CKAD exam preparation guide including notes and practice questions.

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 1

This part will cover topics like #Kubernetes Architecture, Pods, Deployments, Namespaces, and ReplicaSets

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 2

This part will cover topics like Commands and Arguments, Environment Variables, ConfigMaps, Secrets and Security Context in #Kubernetes.

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 3

This part will cover topics like Resource Requirements, Service Accounts, Taints & Tolerations, Node Affinity, Multi-Container Pods, and Init-Containers in #Kubernetes.

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 4

This part will cover topics like Readiness Probes, Liveness Probe, and basic Logging in #Kubernetes.

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 5

This part will cover topics like Labels, Selectors and Annotations, Jobs, and CronJobs in #Kubernetes.

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 6

This part will cover topics like Services, Types of services (ClousterIP, NodePort, and Load Balancer), Ingress, and External Resources in #Kubernetes

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CKAD exam Preparation Notes and Practice Questions: Part 7

This part will cover topics like Volumes, Persistent Volumes, Persistent Volume Claims and Storage Classes in #Kubernetes.

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