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Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Virtualization
Running virtual machines on OpenShift, which is what replaced Red Hat Virtualization and is the fastest-growing migration target away from vSphere: the operator and KubeVirt underneath it, machines built from templates and instance types, bridge and pod networking, the storage access mode live migration depends on, non-disruptive node maintenance, and importing machines from VMware with the migration toolkit.
What you get
Papers are cut from the bank and weighted like the real exam, and no question appears in two of them. Every wrong answer comes back on later days until you have it right.
What the exam covers
| Deploying OpenShift Virtualization and managing machines | Not published |
| Networking, storage, migration and node maintenance | Not published |
Two sample questions
1. How does a service reach a virtual machine?
- By selecting its labels like any other pod — correct
- By naming the machine in the service spec
- By using the address the guest reports
- By attaching the service to the node
Why: The virt-launcher pod carries the labels the service matches.
2. Why pair instance types with preferences?
- Size + tuning — correct
- Two CPU counts
- Two routes
- Two PVCs
Why: Instance types give sizing while preferences add OS tuning, used together.
The real EX316 exam
| Length | 4 hours |
|---|---|
| Questions | None. Every Red Hat exam is performance based: you do the work on live systems and there are no multiple-choice questions. |
| Pass mark | 210 of 300 |
| Price | Purchased per attempt, or included in a Red Hat Learning Subscription |
| Recommended before you sit it | None enforced. Skills at the level of a Red Hat certified system administrator, plus OpenShift administration, are assumed. |
| Valid for | 3 years |
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