I need tips and suggestions to prepare Falco and docker file analysis in more depth to make me able to solve theming exam.
Falco is not part of CKAD exam.
Very basic Docker stuff can be.
@rootroy11
Based on my experience preparing for the CKAD exam, I can confidently say that focusing on topics like Dockerfile analysis and understanding Falco from a security perspective adds significant value to your preparation, even if not directly tested. For Dockerfiles, it’s important to be able to identify inefficient practices, potential security risks, and understand how these translate into Kubernetes workloads. While Falco itself isn’t a core part of the CKAD curriculum, having a working knowledge of how it detects abnormal container behavior and enforces runtime security can enhance your grasp of security-related concepts such as SecurityContext, PodSecurityPolicies, and best practices for container security. To prepare effectively, I relied on a combination of resources: the official Kubernetes documentation for hands-on practice and quick lookups during mock scenarios, Udemy’s CKAD course by Mumshad Mannambeth for structured learning and labs, and Study4Exam CKAD practice questions to simulate real exam patterns and reinforce key concepts. These were instrumental in testing my readiness and improving my speed. I also used a local Minikube environment to practice editing Dockerfiles, deploying secure pods, and applying resource limits. With consistent practice and the right mix of official and supplementary resources, I was able to pass the CKAD confidently on my first attempt.
If you have any questions about the process or need specific tips, feel free to ask—I’m happy to help.