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ICA · Kubernetes networking
A Kubernetes Service provides a stable way to reach a changing set of workload endpoints. Its selector must match the intended Pods, and those Pods need to be ready for normal traffic. Inspe…
ICA · Kubernetes security
Kubernetes security includes API permissions, workload identity, Pod configuration, network boundaries and image provenance. Grant only the API actions a component needs and avoid unnecessar…
ICA · Network protection
A network rule should express a justified communication path with the necessary source, destination, protocol and service. Segmentation limits how far a compromise can spread, but only when …
KCNA · Cloud fundamentals
Cloud service models differ in how much of the stack the provider operates. Virtual machines leave more operating-system work to the customer; managed platforms take over more infrastructure…
KCNA · Container fundamentals
A container image packages application files and runtime dependencies. A running container adds process state and a writable layer, while sharing the host kernel through isolation mechanisms…
KCNA · Kubernetes application workloads
Kubernetes workloads describe desired state, and controllers work to reconcile actual resources with it. A Deployment manages replaceable Pods, so changes should normally target the workload…
KCSA · Cloud security
Moving a workload to a provider does not remove the need to manage permissions, secrets and sensitive information. Map where data enters, is stored and leaves, then identify the identities a…
KCSA · Kubernetes security
Kubernetes security includes API permissions, workload identity, Pod configuration, network boundaries and image provenance. Grant only the API actions a component needs and avoid unnecessar…
KCSA · Security foundations
Confidentiality limits who can see information, integrity protects against unauthorized changes, and availability keeps services usable. A control may support several objectives, but the imm…
KLCP · Linux administration
Linux service management separates configured startup behavior from what a service is doing now. Inspect status, logs, dependencies and effective configuration when a daemon fails. Check the…
KLCP · Linux security controls
Linux access can be limited by ownership, mode bits, ACLs and mandatory security controls such as SELinux. A file's visible mode alone may not explain a denial. Identify the process identity…
KLCP · Linux storage and filesystems
A Linux path may belong to a different filesystem than its parent appears to suggest. Check mounts and available capacity, including inodes, when writes fail. File deletion does not always r…
LFCA · Container fundamentals
A container image packages application files and runtime dependencies. A running container adds process state and a writable layer, while sharing the host kernel through isolation mechanisms…
LFCA · Linux administration
Linux service management separates configured startup behavior from what a service is doing now. Inspect status, logs, dependencies and effective configuration when a daemon fails. Check the…
LFCA · Delivery pipelines
A delivery pipeline automates build, validation and release steps. Keep the artifact traceable to its source and test results, and promote the intended version through environments. Protect …
LFCS · Linux administration
Linux service management separates configured startup behavior from what a service is doing now. Inspect status, logs, dependencies and effective configuration when a daemon fails. Check the…
LFCS · Linux security controls
Linux access can be limited by ownership, mode bits, ACLs and mandatory security controls such as SELinux. A file's visible mode alone may not explain a denial. Identify the process identity…
LFCS · Linux storage and filesystems
A Linux path may belong to a different filesystem than its parent appears to suggest. Check mounts and available capacity, including inodes, when writes fail. File deletion does not always r…
Linux+ · System Management
systemd manages services as units. systemctl start launches a service immediately but nothing persists; systemctl enable creates the symlinks so it starts at boot but does not launch it now;…
Linux+ · System Management
Each line in /etc/fstab has six fields. The device is best given as UUID=... or LABEL=... because /dev/sdX names can change between boots. The mount point is the directory. The filesystem ty…
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