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Investigating Kubernetes Admission Controllers
Kubernetes provides tools and configuration files that can be used to gain information about the Kubernetes system. In this hands-on lab, you will be tasked with discovering which admission controllers have been enabled or disabled, as well as viewing information about admission controller resources.
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Challenge
View the Enabled and Disabled Admission Controllers
- Use a text editor/viewer to check the enabled and disabled admission controllers in the
kube-apiserver.yaml
file - Use the
kubectl
command to print a description of thekube-apiserver
pod and view the enabled/disabled admission controllers
- Use a text editor/viewer to check the enabled and disabled admission controllers in the
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Challenge
View Information about Resources in the dev Namespace
- Use the
kubectl
command to print a detailed description about theLimitRange
resource in thedev
namespace - Use the
kubectl
command to print a table of information about theLimitRange
resource in thedev
namespace- In addition, view this output in YAML format
- Use the
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Challenge
View Information about Resources in the test Namespace
- Use the
kubectl
command to print a detailed description about theResourceQuota
resource in thetest
namespace - Use the
kubectl
command to print a table of information about theResourceQuota
resource in thetest
namespace- In addition, view this output in YAML format
- Use the
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