Kubernetes Practice Exams
Practice Kubernetes certification topics across workloads, cluster operations, cloud native fundamentals, and security basics.
View Kubernetes exams ->AWS Practice Exams
Prepare for AWS certification paths including Cloud Practitioner, Solutions Architect, Developer, SysOps, DevOps, Security, and Data.
View AWS exams ->Terraform Practice Exams
Review Terraform workflow, state, providers, modules, variables, plans, and infrastructure as code concepts.
View Terraform exams ->Google Cloud Practice Exams
Practice GCP certification scenarios for architecture, DevOps, security, networking, data engineering, and machine learning.
View GCP exams ->Azure Practice Exams
Prepare for Azure fundamentals, administrator, developer, DevOps, networking, data, AI, and architecture certifications.
View Azure exams ->Databricks Practice Exams
Practice Databricks Lakehouse, Spark, data engineering, machine learning, governance, and platform concepts.
View Databricks exams ->Splunk Practice Exams
Prepare for Splunk certification topics including search, dashboards, alerts, observability, administration, and security workflows.
View Splunk exams ->HashiCorp Practice Exams
Review HashiCorp certification topics across Terraform, Vault, Consul, infrastructure automation, secrets, and platform operations.
View HashiCorp exams ->Free certification practice paths in one place
DevOpsEngine groups practice exams by platform so you can quickly choose the next certification target, attempt mock questions, review weak areas, and return to tutorials or labs for reinforcement.
- Kubernetes, AWS, Terraform, GCP, and Azure practice paths
- Separate Databricks, Splunk, and HashiCorp exam hubs
- Scenario-style questions for practical certification review
- Direct links to exam sets from each card
DevOpsEngine Certification Exams FAQ
Are the certification practice exams free?
Yes. DevOpsEngine practice exam pages are free to open and use.
Which path should I start with?
Start with the certification closest to your current work, then use labs and tutorials to review topics you miss.
Do these pages replace official docs?
No. Use the practice exams with hands-on work and the official vendor documentation for final review.
How to use these practice exams effectively
Certification practice is most useful when it helps you find gaps, not when it only gives you a score. DevOpsEngine exam hubs are organized so you can choose a technology area, attempt questions, review explanations, and then return to tutorials or labs for the topics that need more work.
Before starting an exam set, spend a few minutes reviewing the skill area being tested. For Kubernetes, that may include workloads, services, scheduling, storage, security, and troubleshooting. For AWS or cloud exams, it may include architecture decisions, networking, identity, monitoring, deployment automation, and operational reliability. For Terraform, HashiCorp, Splunk, Databricks, or other platform exams, focus on the actual workflows a practitioner is expected to understand.
When you miss a question, do not only memorize the correct option. Ask why the other options are weaker, what signal in the question changed the answer, and how the topic would appear in a real environment. This habit makes the practice exam useful for interviews and job preparation as well as certification review.
- Start with the exam path closest to your current job goal.
- Track weak topics and revisit the matching tutorial or hands-on lab.
- Retake practice questions after review to confirm improvement.
- Use official vendor documentation for final exam-objective validation.
The goal is not just to pass a test. The goal is to build enough practical understanding that exam scenarios, interview questions, and real engineering tasks feel connected.