PVC with an explicit StorageClass and a consuming Pod
Scenario cka-sto-001 · about 7 minutes · 6 points · 9 grader checks
Create a PersistentVolumeClaim on a named StorageClass and mount it in a Pod.
- storage
- pvc
- storageclass
- volume
What you will practise
- Create a PVC with an explicit storageClassName
- Mount a PVC in a Pod via volumes and volumeMounts
- Understand WaitForFirstConsumer binding
Start this lab
With the CLI installed and signed in, this command provisions a single node cluster on your Mac, applies the scenario setup and prints the task below.
goldenkube start cka-sto-001Task
The task text exactly as the CLI shows it. Solve it on the cluster, then run goldenkube submit.
Requirements and details
- Certification
- CKA · Certified Kubernetes Administrator
- Domain
- Storage
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Cluster topology
- Single node
- Cluster features
- Storage
- Recommended time
- 7 minutes
- Points
- 6
- Grader checks
- 9
- Kubernetes version
- 1.37
- Minimum CLI version
- 0.1.0
- Scenario version
- 1
- Published
Grading runs locally: 9 state checks read your cluster when you submit; the scenario passes when every check passes. Hints, the reference solution and the check definitions are available only inside the CLI, not on this page.
More Storage labs
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Single node · ~7 min · 6 points
- storage
- pv
- pvc
- hostpath
goldenkube start cka-sto-002
Default StorageClass
Make an existing StorageClass the cluster default and provision a PVC without naming a class.
Single node · ~8 min · 6 points · Storage
- storage
- storageclass
- default
- pvc
goldenkube start cka-sto-003
StatefulSet with volumeClaimTemplates
Create a headless Service and a StatefulSet whose pod gets its own dynamically provisioned PVC.
Two nodes · ~10 min · 7 points · Storage
- storage
- statefulset
- headless
- volumeclaimtemplate
- pvc
goldenkube start cka-sto-004
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