Peer reviewing starts by reading code that someone has written. If the code is easy to read, then we can go to the next step (testing it). If the code can’t be read easily, then we ask questions. A few days ago I read this quote from the bookThe Pragmatic Programmer: Remember th...
My immediate team is a group of absolute rock stars, and it’s because they continuously ask questions, knowledge-share and refuse to be satisfied with mediocrity. We often joke that we need to be careful as to not over-invest and “Rolls Royce” the design. That hunger to consistently im...
Before delving into the role of Kubernetes in microservices, it’s crucial to grasp the essence of microservices architecture. Unlike monolithic applications, where all components are tightly integrated, microservices decompose an application into smaller, independent services. Each service operates autonomous...
I passed the exam with 92% the second time. The question is different to my first attempt but do share some similarity. Admittedly I didn't even see all the questions from my first attempt. I finished all the questions, probably most in the first 1h30 minutes. I have confident that the...
All the questions are practical, no multiple choice, and must show a candidate’s understanding of the Kubernetes topics. - Advertisement - Certified Kubernetes Administrator TheCertified Kubernetes Administrator(CKA) exam asks about configuring Kubernetes clusters and tests you on the core concepts of ...