Linux Foundation Kubernetes for App Developers (LF-CKA)
The Linux Foundation and the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) have created the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) program as a part of their ongoing effort to support the Kubernetes ecosystem. This project is one of the largest open-source projects within IT infrastructures.

Taking this exam is a prerequisite for companies that want to sell Kubernetes services through the Kubernetes Certified Service Provider Program (KCSP), which requires companies to hire at least three certified engineers. The exam process is a good way to learn Kubernetes even if you do not intend to use it professionally. It is a practical test in which you will be tested mainly on your ability to use Kubernetes and little on pure memorization.

What will you accomplish?

These are the general domains and weights included on the CKA Certification exam:

?Application Lifecycle Management – 8%

?Installation, Configuration & Validation – 12%

?Core Concepts – 19%

?Networking – 11%

?Scheduling – 5%

?Security – 12%

?Cluster Maintenance – 11%

?Logging / Monitoring – 5%

?Storage – 7%

?Troubleshooting – 10%

Why choose Kubernetes?
Kubernetes adoption is skyrocketing, as it is one of the fastest-growing open-source projects in history.  The Cloud Native Computing Foundation is dedicated to growing the community of Kubernetes-aware application developers, allowing the technology to continue to grow across a wide range of organizations. Kubernetes is highly in demand, and it is critical for App Developers to understand it in order to build scalable applications and deploy them quickly.

Who is this course for?

There are no prerequisites required.

This course is for IT Administrators and for those who are looking to start a cloud career.

For more information, please check this blog from P2L, as well as this page.