Abhishek Giradkar:
Finally I got it. I’m now CKA certified:100:
All thanks to @Mumshad Mannambeth & the whole KodeKloud Team for making amazing content on Kubernetes available for us.
Also thanks to @unnivkn @Trung Tran @Alistair Mackay @Mohamed Ayman and all others who have helped me during all the doubts & queries.:k8s_intensifies::dancing_parrot::thank-you:
Trung Tran:
Congrats bro @Abhishek Giradkar!
Nikhil B:
@Abhishek Giradkar Could you please share your preparation tips and timelines ?
Johnson:
Congratulations @Abhishek Giradkar
Abhishek Giradkar:
I would say
- CKA course is perfect. Go through each topic thoroughly.
- Mock exams in the course and Mock series (if you have KodeKloud subscription) are the best to practice your knowledge.
- Go through http://kubernetes.io|kubernetes.io . All your doubts will get cleared there, and maybe try to know keywords whatever you want to search in the documentation page. K8s docs will be there for you in exam to help you.
- Once you schedule your exam, practice in killer.sh exam simulator. It will give you real exam-like environment to understand and practice. Make sure you don’t miss this.
- Also as @M A said in his earlier post, “I had a very large monitor but I would put doc on the left and one terminal at the top as main working terminal and one just below it to get the info.”, although I managed to give my exam on 13" inch laptop.
- And in the end, a fast internet connection is a must to avoid the lag in the exam.
Abhishek Giradkar:
Thank you @Trung Tran @Johnson
Nikhil B:
@Abhishek Giradkar How much time you spent on your preparation ?
Trung Tran:
Best, congrats on your achievement 
@Abhishek Giradkar