hello everyone…i urgently need assistance. I am preparing for the CKA exam and am using the CKA exam simulator. After finishing the first question, i can see how to navigate to the next question by pressing that next error,… BUT how do i submit my completed question in the terminal or how do i save it before i resume to the next question. In the REAL exam do they have a submit button …how does it work. I lost all the answers i had on the terminal
If you’re using killer.sh, then I believe there’s a next button; you can also do the questions in any order, since that’s also how the real exam works.
If this is about killer.sh, know that you can access the same exam session for up to 36 hours. Also, you can get support from them at https://killer.sh/support, or on killershell.slack.com
Noted Sir , Thank you. So are you implying that i can answer lets say the first question, and when am done i press the next button and i can clear my screen using for instance clear command and then automatically my work is already taken into consideration and not deleted , and i start on an other question. whats boggling my mind is , does the terminal save the work automatically as am not submitting anything after finishing a question
Most questions require you to do some set of commands or create a resource. I tend to put “work-in-progress” for exam questions in files with names that include the question number. Say if in Q5 I need to create network policy, maybe the file has the name “np-5.yaml”. so if I need to skip finishing Q5, I can come back later and find my work-in-progress files by the number in the file name.
The exam (although not the killer.sh exam) either does (or used to) let you flag questions for your attention. I also keep a notes.txt file where I list problems I skipped and a couple of word what the problem was, so when I come back, I can see what I wrote at the time.
You can also use the history command to get back commands you used earlier in the exam; this can be very handy.