This is the solution video for the explorer Cianni Veev Lab. So for the first question and spectacular
service and identify the network plug in configured for carbon and so will run the command, which is
listed below, which is spacecraft Giblett.
And our goal is to identify the network plug in used.
So here we have in our result the network plugin used as CNN, but let us also great for and I specifically.
So loose pipe grips, he and I, and in the last line, you'll notice that the dash dash to plug in
is Cianni.
So that's our answer.
What is the path configured with all the boundaries of CNI supported plugins?
All right, so here again, and the same output, you'll see that he NIBIN directory, which contains
all the binaries, is under slash or pretty slash nice like.
And so that's our answer.
Identify which of the Blue Plugins is not available in the list of available Cianni plugins, so let's
CD into the directory, which is or PTC, NIBIN.
So I'm just going to copy this and CD into that directory.
Or it can just run less and less everything inside the directory.
And here we have different options, such as we've McQuillen, Reline Loop, DCP Bridge, etc, but
one of the options which is missing here, and that is Sasko.
Cisco is not available as a cianni.
What is this in a plugin configured to be used on this when it is cluster?
So let's check the CNN configuration, which is under ETECSA and I need Dhody, and here you'll find
the configuration file for V, which gives us a good indication that it's running veve.
There is another way to find this out as well.
We can check still get pots and decubitus in this space and actually show you the veev pots, which
is created on discloser.
And the next question, what bindery executable file will be run by Kubelik after a container and its
associated namespace are created?
So for this we'll have to check the configuration file for Veev.
And here on the plug ins you'll see that the type as we've met.
So that's our option here.
So that's the binary that will be called Venette.
So that was the last question.
This was a very straightforward and simple app.
So I'll see you and the next one.
Thank you.