EX188 Networking And Compose Practice Test 1 — 15 Questions

Question 1

You are using Podman Compose and need to generate Kubernetes YAML manifests from your compose file. Which command achieves this?

Accepted Answer

podman-compose -f compose.yaml k8s. 'podman compose -f compose.yml generate' or 'podman-compose' equivalents can output Kubernetes YAML depending on the exact tooling, but podman-compose / podman compose supports translation flags or subcommands. Specifically, podman-compose provides a way to output K8s resources.

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podman compose convert --kubernetes

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podman-compose export --format kubernetes

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podman generate kubernetes --compose compose.yaml

Question 2

Which TWO commands or flags can be used to publish a container port to the host in Podman? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

-p. Both -p and --publish are valid flags for publishing ports in Podman.

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--port

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--expose

Question 3

Which THREE networking modes are natively supported out-of-the-box by Podman container execution? (Choose three.)

Accepted Answer

bridge. Podman natively supports bridge, host, and none network modes.

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macvlan

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overlay

Question 4

When configuring a custom CNI network in Podman using 'podman network create', which TWO parameters can be explicitly defined via command-line flags during creation? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

--mtu. --subnet and --gateway can be specified during network creation.

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--dns-server

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--vlan-id

Question 5

Which TWO options are valid when specifying protocol restrictions on a port mapping in Podman (e.g., -p)? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

udp. Both tcp and udp can be specified as protocols in port mappings.

Question 6

Which TWO states or details does 'podman network inspect' provide about a network? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Subnet configuration. Inspect provides JSON output detailing driver, subnet, and connected containers.

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Host CPU utilization

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Kernel version

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Container disk usage

Question 7

Which TWO networking configurations are mandatory or automatically handled when creating a user-defined bridge network in Podman? (Choose two.)

Accepted Answer

Automatic IPsec tunneling. A bridge interface is created on the host, and IPAM allocates a subnet.

Question 8

A developer writes a Podman Compose file and needs to generate corresponding Kubernetes YAML manifests to prepare for an OpenShift deployment. Which Podman Compose command performs this generation?

Accepted Answer

podman generate kube. Podman Compose supports the 'podman-compose generate' or generating output via Kubernetes integration tools, but specifically, podman play/generate or podman-compose options like converting to K8s can be managed. Wait, podman-compose doesn't natively have a direct 'generate' subcommand in all versions, but Podman itself provides 'podman generate kube'. Let's look at standard Podman K8s generation: 'podman generate kube' creates Kubernetes YAML from a pod or container.

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podman kube create --compose

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podman-compose to-kube

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podman-compose export --kubernetes

Question 9

An administrator creates a custom CNI network using 'podman network create mynet' and wants to assign a static IP address to a container upon creation. Which option achieves this?

Accepted Answer

podman run --network mynet --ip 192.168.100.50 -d myimage. The --ip flag is used with 'podman run' on a user-defined bridge network to allocate a specific static IP address to the container interface.

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podman run --network mynet:192.168.100.50 -d myimage

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podman network connect --ip 192.168.100.50 mynet container_id

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podman run --net-static-ip 192.168.100.50 -d myimage

Question 10

You need to configure a container so that its port 8080 maps to port 80 on the host's loopback interface only (127.0.0.1). Which syntax is correct?

Accepted Answer

podman run -p 127.0.0.1:80:8080 myapp. Specifying the IP address in the port mapping string restricts binding to that specific interface, preventing external network access to the forwarded port.

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podman run --net 127.0.0.1:80:8080 myapp

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podman run -p 80:8080/127.0.0.1 myapp

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podman run --publish 8080:80/lo myapp

Question 11

A container needs to be created that shares the host's network stack entirely, bypassing any NAT or virtual interface overhead. Which Podman flag achieves this?

Accepted Answer

--network host. Using --network host disables network isolation and places the container directly on the host's network namespace.

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--share-net

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--publish host

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--net bridge

Question 12

Which Podman network mode completely isolates a container from any network communication, removing all interfaces except the loopback?

Accepted Answer

--network none. The 'none' network driver disables all external and internal networking for the container.

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--network isolated

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--network closed

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--network disabled

Question 13

You need to inspect the configuration details, including subnet, gateway, and driver, of a custom Podman network named 'appnet'. Which command should you run?

Accepted Answer

podman network inspect appnet. 'podman network inspect' displays detailed low-level network configurations in JSON format.

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podman inspect --network appnet

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podman network show appnet

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podman network status appnet

Question 14

You want to remove a custom Podman network named 'testnet', but it currently has active containers attached to it. What happens?

Accepted Answer

The deletion fails until all connected containers are stopped and disconnected.. Podman prevents network deletion while active endpoints/containers are connected to ensure integrity.

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The network is removed, and the containers lose their network interface silently.

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The containers are automatically disconnected and moved to the default bridge network.

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The containers are automatically terminated and the network is removed.

Question 15

Two containers running on the same custom user-defined bridge network need to communicate using container names as hostnames. What is required for this to work natively in Podman?

Accepted Answer

Nothing extra; user-defined bridge networks include built-in DNS resolution.. User-defined networks in Podman leverage CNI and netavark/aardvark-dns to provide automatic container name resolution out of the box.

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You must use the default 'podman' bridge network.

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You must edit /etc/hosts inside the containers manually.

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You must manually link containers using the --link flag.