Kubernetes · hands-on lab
Kubernetes Lab 35: Extension Interfaces (CRI, CNI and CSI)
Find the container runtime and its CRI socket, use crictl, read the CNI configuration and work with CSIDriver and CSINode objects.
- 35 minutesTime in the lab
- AdvancedLevel
- 7 tasksChecked automatically
- CertificateVerifiable link when you finish
The situation
Before an upgrade, the platform team wants a record of which runtime, network plugin and storage drivers this cluster uses.
What you will do
- Guided exercise: Container runtime
- Guided exercise: The CRI socket
- Guided exercise: crictl
- Explore: CNI pluginquestion
- Lab: Back up the CNI configuration
- Lab: Register a CSI driver
- Interfacesquestion
How it works
The lab opens in your browser: a real terminal or desktop, nothing to install. Work through the tasks, press Check after each one and the portal verifies your work. Stuck? Ask for a hint. Finish every task and you get a certificate page with its own verification link for LinkedIn or your CV.