A corporate IT team provides Kubernetes clusters for three groups within the company:
* Fin VD
* Fin Insurance
* Fin TravelThe IT group needs to federate policy for all Kubernetes clusters from a single pane of glass, but separate the Kubernetes clusters according to the group that uses them. How should the IT team license and configure their NKP environment to satisfy these requirements?

• A. NKP Pro for workspace management, creating three workspaces and assigning the corresponding Kubernetes cluster to each workspace.
• B. NKP Starter for Kubernetes management, creating Kubernetes clusters for every company.
• C. NKP Pro for project management, creating three projects and assigning the corresponding Kubernetes cluster to each project.
• D. NKP Ultimate for fleet management, creating three workspaces and assigning the corresponding Kubernetes cluster to each workspace.

A Platform Engineer would like to deploy an NKP Platform Application to all the clusters within an NKP workspace from the command line. What is the command set to use, and what parameters must be specified with it?

• A. The kubectl create appdeployment command set would be utilized. The application ID, as well as the NKP workspace of the clusters, must be provided.
• B. The nkp deploy app command set would be utilized. The application ID, as well as the NKP workspace of the clusters, must be provided.
• C. The nkp deploy platform-app command set would be utilized. The application ID, as well as the NKP workspace of the clusters, must be provided.
• D. The nkp create appdeployment command set would be utilized. The application ID & version, as well as the NKP workspace of the clusters, must be provided.

There is a private registry for the NKP deployment and the company has an NKP Ultimate license. A Platform Engineer is using the Podman tool and is already logged in. Now, the engineer needs to send the private registry with the NKP Catalog Applications.
What command should the engineer use?

• A. docker load -i ./container-images/nkp/catalog-applications-image-bundle-v2.12.0.tar
• B. nkp apply bundle -f ./container-images/nkp/catalog-applications-image-bundle-v2.12.0.tar --to- registry=${REGISTRY_URL} --to-registry-username=${REGISTRY_USERNAME} --to-registry- password=${REGISTRY_PASSWORD}
• C. podman load -i ./container-images/nkp/catalog-applications-image-bundle-v2.12.0.tar
• D. nkp push bundle --bundle ./container-images/nkp/catalog-applications-image-bundle-v2.12.0.tar --to- registry=${REGISTRY_URL} --to-registry-username=${REGISTRY_USERNAME} --to-registry- password=${REGISTRY_PASSWORD}

A company has a new DevOps team that needs to be provided cloud native computing resources. This team will need to have access to multiple NKP clusters for development, testing and validation of an in-house application. However, they also need to be restricted to a specific namespace and a consistent level of access across the clusters within this namespace so that they do not adversely impact the environment of other user groups or the clusters themselves.
As a part of this consideration, the new team also needs to be limited to the amount of storage, CPU and memory they can consume on the clusters. A Platform Engineer has been tasked with providing the appropriate level of access to the team on these multiple NKP clusters.
How should the engineer best accomplish this task?

• A. 1.Enable Gatekeeper on the NKP clusters.
  2.Create an NKP group for the DevOps team.
  3.Assign Gatekeeper quota and authorization policies to that NKP group.
• B. 1.Create an NKP workspace and assign the NKP clusters to it.
  2.Create quotas for the NKP workspace.
  3.Create an NKP group for the DevOps team.
  4.Assign that NKP group the proper RBAC roles within that NKP workspace.
• C. 1.Create an NKP project and assign the NKP clusters to it.
  2.Create quotas for the NKP project.
  3.Create an NKP group for the DevOps team.
  4.Assign that NKP group the proper RBAC roles within that NKP project.
• D. 1.Create an NKP group for the DevOps team.
  2.Assign that NKP group the proper RBAC roles in the NKP UI.
  3.Select the export to yaml option once the RBAC role assignment to that NKP group is complete.
  4.Apply the exported manifest to each of the NKP clusters using kubectl.