NCP-CN Exam Dumps : Nutanix Certified Professional - Cloud Native (NCP-CN-6.10)

As per the NKPA 6.10 documentation, the correct approach for deleting an entire NKP-managed cluster (including nodes and deployed applications) is to use the nkp delete cluster command with the cluster name and --kubeconfig parameter. The --self-managed flag ensures the deletion of resources provisioned by the cluster.

Exact extract:

“Use nkp delete cluster --cluster-name= --self-managed --kubeconfig= to delete a cluster and its associated resources.”

The NKPA 6.10 documentation clarifies that when creating a workload cluster using the nkp create cluster command, specifying the target workspace (namespace) is critical for properly associating the workload cluster with that workspace in the NKP UI. If the --namespace parameter is omitted, the cluster is provisioned in the default workspace, not in the intended workspace (in this case, code-green).

Key documentation excerpt:

“If you do not specify the workspace (namespace) using the --namespace parameter when creating a cluster, the cluster will be created in the default workspace. It will not appear in custom workspaces until manually assigned.”

The NKPA course outlines the process for deploying an NKP cluster on Nutanix AHV infrastructure using the NKP CLI. For a prompt-based deployment, where the administrator is guided through configuration options interactively, the correct command is nkp create cluster ahv. This command initiates the deployment of an NKP cluster on the AHV hypervisor, prompting the administrator to input details like cluster name, node counts, and networking settings.

The Nutanix Cloud Native (NCP-CN) 6.10 Study Guide states: “To deploy an NKP cluster on AHV using the prompt-based CLI method, use nkp create cluster ahv, which guides the administrator through the configuration process.” The command is specific to the AHV hypervisor (part of AOS 6.10) and is suitable for the specified hardware (NX-8170-G9 nodes).

Incorrect Options:

A. nkp create cluster nutanix: The provider is specified as ahv, not nutanix, in the NKP CLI syntax.

C. nkp create nodepool nutanix: This creates a node pool, not a cluster, and is not prompt-based.

D. nkp install kommander: Kommander is a management component, not used for cluster creation on AHV.