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Certified Kubernetes Administrator
Candidate Handbook
Version 1.5
Updated January 15, 2018
Email
certificationsupport@cncf.io
Mail
1 Letterman Dr., Suite D4700
San Francisco, CA 94129
Phone/Fax: +1 415 723 9709
Web
https://www.cncf.io/certification/expert/
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Overview
About the Cloud Native Computing Foundation Certification Program
Scope of Certifications
Candidate Requirements
Testing Equipment: Hardware and Environment
Hardware Compatibility Check
Candidate Identification and Authentication
Eligibility
Age
Accommodations for Special Needs
Statement of Non-Discrimination
Certification and Confidentiality Agreement
Exam Registration
Exam Fees and Payment
Refund Policy
Refund Process
Linux Distribution
My Portal
Status Settings for Certifications
Exam Prep Checklist
Register for Exam
Check System Requirements
Schedule Exam
Canceling or Rescheduling
Get Candidate Handbook
Verify Name
Important Tips
Take Exam
Exam Info Panel
Certification Info Panel
Exam Description
Launching Exam
Reporting Issues with Launching Exam
Exam Console Format
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Guidelines and Tips for Exam Console Functions in Top Menu Bar
Guidelines and Tips for Use of the Content Panel
Guidelines and Tips for Use of the Linux server terminal
Duration of Exam
Language
Exam Scoring and Notification
Exam Results - Pass
Exam Results - No Pass
Exam Rescoring Requests
Retake Policy
Exam Rules and Policies
Testing Location Policy
Rules During Exam
Policy on Warnings and Exam Terminations
Policy on Tools and Resources During Exams
Exam Misconduct
Certificates and Certification
Certificate
Certification Verification Tool
Certification Expiration
Certification Revocation
Certification Renewal Requirements
Professional Code of Conduct
Exam Preparation
Examination Content Outline
Studying for the Exam
Practice Using the Exam’s Browser-Based Linux Server Terminal
Appeals
Appeals policy
Appeals Decisions
Copyright
Customer Support
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Overview
About the Cloud Native Computing Foundation Certification Program
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation is committed to growing the community of Kubernetes
Administrators, thereby allowing continued growth of Kubernetes-related activities across the
broad set of companies and organizations that are using Kubernetes. Certification is a key step
in that process, allowing certified administrators to quickly establish their credibility and value in
the job market, and also allowing companies to more quickly hire highly-qualified teams to
support their growth.
Scope of Certifications
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation offers a certification program that allows users to
demonstrate their competence in a hands-on, command-line environment. The purpose of the
Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) certification is to provide assurance that certification
holders have the skills, knowledge and competency to perform the responsibilities of
Kubernetes Administrators.
To achieve certification, a candidate will need to pass a performance-based exam that tests
their Kubernetes Administrator skills. For exam security, candidates must verify their identity and
are monitored by a proctor during the exam session via streaming audio, video, and
screensharing feeds. The screensharing feed allows proctors to view candidates' desktops
(including all monitors). The audio, video, and screen sharing feeds will be stored for a limited
period of time in the event that there is a subsequent need for review. Certification is issued
upon a candidate passing the required exam.
The Certification focuses on the skills required to be a successful Kubernetes Administrator
in industry today. This includes these general Domains and their weights on the exam:
● Application Lifecycle Management 8%
● Installation, Configuration & Validation 12%
● Core Concepts 19%
● Networking 11%
● Scheduling 5%
● Security 12%
● Cluster Maintenance 11%
● Logging / Monitoring 5%
● Storage 7%
● Troubleshooting 10%
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Candidate Requirements
Testing Equipment: Hardware and Environment
Exams are delivered online and closely monitored by proctors via webcam, audio, and remote
screen viewing. Candidates must provide their own front-end hardware to take exams,
including a computer with:
● Chrome or Chromium browser
● reliable internet access
● webcam
● microphone
The workstation on which the hardware (i.e. desktop or laptop) is placed must, aside from the
required hardware, reveal a clean surface with no obstructions overhead or underneath.
Candidates should ensure that their webcam is capable of being moved in case the proctor
requests that the Candidate pan their surroundings to check for potential violations of exam
policy.
● If multiple Candidates are taking an exam at the same time in one location, then at least
four feet (1.2 meters) of empty space on all sides must be enforced or privacy partitions
must be installed.
Hardware Compatibility Check
Candidates should run the compatibility check tool provided by the Exam Proctoring Partner to
verify that their hardware meets the minimum requirements. The tool is located at
https://www.examslocal.com/ScheduleExam/Home/CompatibilityCheck. Select “Linux
Foundation” as the Exam Sponsor and “CKA” as the Exam. (At this time, only Chrome and
Chromium browsers are supported.)
Candidate Identification and Authentication
Candidates are required to provide government-issued photo identification before the Exam can
be launched. Any current, non-expired government ID containing Candidate’s photo and full
name of Candidate in the Latin alphabet may be used for identity verification. Examples of
acceptable forms of government-issued photo ID include, but are not limited to:
● passport
● government-issued driver’s license/permit
● national identity card
● state- or province-issued identity card
If a current, non-expired government ID containing Candidate’s photo and full name of
Candidate in the Latin alphabet is not available, the candidate may provide to the proctor a
notarized English translation of the ID along with the non-Latin character photo ID.
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