Identify the Source of Unexpected Requests in an On-Prem Network
An internal service started receiving requests from unexpected IP addresses. Identify the unexpected sources and find out which systems are behind them.
Focused, hands-on problems for sharpening your DevOps and server-side skills. Some teach specific concepts while others mirror real-world scenarios. Every challenge includes hints, feedback, and automated solution checks.
An internal service started receiving requests from unexpected IP addresses. Identify the unexpected sources and find out which systems are behind them.
Practice manually resolving public domains, internal hostnames, and locally defined names to the corresponding IP addresses so you feel confident next time a DNS issue occurs.
Learn how to reconfigure the Kubernetes cluster DNS domain by updating CoreDNS ConfigMap and kubelet configuration on all nodes, a critical skill for custom cluster networking and CKA exam preparation.
A service in the mesh namespace returns only a single IP during DNS lookup, preventing the peer-server pods from finding each other. Investigate why DNS does not return one address per pod and change the service configuration so that peer discovery works correctly.
A Service exists in a namespace. Use a temporary Pod to resolve DNS, save the output, and confirm the Pod is automatically removed after the tasks complete.
Create a Pod with ConfigMap volume mount, expose it via ClusterIP Service, and test connectivity from another namespace. This combines multiple Kubernetes concepts.