CCA certification (Cilium Certified Associate) Practice Exams

About This Course CCA certification (Cilium Certified Associate) Practice Exams

Prepare to excel in CCA certification (Cilium Certified Associate) Practice Examswith these targeted practice tests. Carefully designed to mirror the official exam’s structure, format, and rigor, this course thoroughly sharpens your understanding of Cilium’s core functionalities. It covers critical topics such as Kubernetes networking, security principles, observability features, and the powerful eBPF-powered dataplane operations. Throughout the course, you will validate your skills by working through realistic questions, identify any gaps in your knowledge, and build strong confidence to pass the CCA exam on your very first attempt. The course is structured to provide a comprehensive and focused learning experience, helping you master essential concepts and prepare effectively for success.

What You’ll with the Get CCA certification (Cilium Certified Associate) Practice Exams

• 300 practice questions aligned with the official CCA exam blueprint
• Realistic exam simulations with time limits, scoring criteria, and question formats matching the real test
• Detailed explanations for every answer, emphasizing conceptual clarity and practical application
• Coverage of critical Cilium domains:
  • Networking (Service Mesh, CNI, Hubble)
  • Security (Network Policies, mutual TLS, identity-aware filtering)
  • Observability (Monitoring, metrics, and tracing)
  • eBPF architecture and optimization
  • Integration with Kubernetes and cloud-native ecosystems
• Lifetime access with free updates to reflect changes in Cilium or exam content
• Clean, focused design to eliminate distractions and maximize retention

Example Question
Question:
Which of the following data stores is used by default in Cilium to propagate state between agents?

Options:
a. Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs)
b. etcd
c. Consul
d. Zookeeper

Correct Answer: A

Explanation:
Cilium uses Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) by default to store and propagate state between agents. CRDs allow Cilium to represent configurations and state as native Kubernetes resources, simplifying integration and management. Optionally, a key-value store like etcd can be used to optimize scalability. For more information, refer to the Cilium data store documentation.