›What is a Pod and why is it the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes?Junior#Core#KubernetesDetails →
›What are Deployments and ReplicaSets, and how do rolling updates and rollbacks work?Junior#Scaling#KubernetesDetails →
›What are Services in Kubernetes, and what is the difference between ClusterIP, NodePort, and LoadBalancer?Junior#Kubernetes#NetworkingDetails →
›Describe the Kubernetes architecture: control plane vs worker nodes and their components.Middle#Architecture#KubernetesDetails →
›How do ConfigMaps and Secrets work for injecting configuration into workloads?Middle#Security#KubernetesDetails →
›What are liveness, readiness, and startup probes, and when do you use each?Middle#Reliability#KubernetesDetails →
›What is the difference between CPU/memory requests and limits, and how do they affect scheduling, eviction, and QoS?Middle#Performance#KubernetesDetails →
›What is Ingress and how does it route external traffic to Services?Middle#Kubernetes#NetworkingDetails →
›How does the Horizontal Pod Autoscaler work, and how does it relate to the Cluster Autoscaler?Senior#Scaling#KubernetesDetails →
›What are StatefulSets, PersistentVolumes/Claims, and how do you run stateful workloads on Kubernetes?Senior#Reliability#KubernetesDetails →
›How does RBAC work with ServiceAccounts, and how do you secure a Kubernetes cluster?Senior#Security#KubernetesDetails →
