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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkullVamp" data-source="post: 30748775" data-attributes="member: 463948">Use KodeKloud Labs to practice. Its worth spending for it.Use killer.sh simulationsGo through some exam dumps (I didnt find them that useful, but it builds confidence)—-You get two exam simulations. Use them wisely. Make sure you do them in the last week. You need to get used to that UI, its aweful.Use the widest monitor you possibly can.—-You can use the VSCodium Editor. Use it. I used the integrated terminal in that editor because its much easier to copy stuff etc..—-As soon as exam starts, open the browser and open the documentation page, helm docs etc..—-Time is everything. If you find a question is hard, skip it. Revisit if you have time at the end.—-Get used to short commands. Try to use  commands to generate YAMLs. —Modern concepts such as Helm, Kustomize and GatewayAPI are there. Get comfortable with them.—-I got many troubleshooting questions. Only way to get used to them is to do similar ones a few times. Use free simulators and KodeKloud.Overall, CKA is one of the easiest exams offered by Linux Foundation. Practice and do it</blockquote>

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