A.Grant an Active Directory user access to a Kubernetes cluster

B.Increase the number of replicas of a given Pod

C.Define different classes of storage

D.Change the container image in a Pod

E.Ensure that only one instance of a Pod will run on every node in a Kubernetes cluster

A.Backups and restores Kubernetes components from a graphical user interface.

B.Creates a deployment from an extensive library of application components, databases, and runtimes.

C.Migrates legacy .NET applications to a Kubernetes infrastructure.

D.Creates a custom Operating System image.

E.Provides production ready open source container images.

A.Make it easy to change the runtime that an application uses

B.Abstract a running application from the environment that it runs on

C.Allow a complex application to run as a single unit

D.Make it difficult to change the environment that an application runs on

A.A Kubernetes cluster deployment tool

B.A tool to safely perform backups and restores

C.An application Continuous Deployment (CD) tool

D.A Helm chart repository

E.A Kubernetes resource migration tool

F.A disaster recovery tool

A.From Environment variables

B.Containers do not consume ConfigMap data

C.Mounted as a Persistent Volume Claim (PVC)

D.From Read-only files

E.From Read-write files