Learning Path Exam

Please answer the questions below to complete the test.

Question 1

What problem does the Model Context Protocol (MCP) primarily solve?

Select one answer

It trains models faster

It gives agents a common, standard interface to external tools and data

It replaces Kubernetes

It encrypts container images

Question 2

Match the MCP primitives: which are real MCP concepts? (Select all that apply.)

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Tools

Resources

Prompts

Deployments

Question 3

In the MCP client/server model, what is the agent?

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The server

The client that connects to MCP servers

A Kubernetes node

A load generator

Question 4

When designing an MCP tool for Meshery, what is a good first principle?

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Make one tool that does everything with write access

Start read-only, single-responsibility, with typed inputs/outputs

Avoid input validation to keep it simple

Return raw, unshaped API dumps

Question 5

An MCP tool for Meshery is typically backed by what?

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Meshery's REST/GraphQL API

A random number generator

The container runtime

A Grafana panel

Question 6

For reads vs writes, how should MCP and mesheryctl typically divide work in an integration?

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Use MCP for everything including destructive actions, unsupervised

Use MCP for structured reads and mesheryctl for actions, with approval

Never use mesheryctl

Use kubectl edit by hand for all changes

Question 7

Which command would an agent use to import a design as part of a deploy step?

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Question 8

Why scope an automation identity to least privilege?

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To make setup harder

To limit the damage from a mistake or compromise

Because Meshery requires cluster-admin

To speed up inference

Question 9

Which controls help bound an agent's blast radius? (Select all that apply.)

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API rate limits

Per-run change caps

Circuit breakers

Granting cluster-admin

Question 10

Before connecting an MCP server to a real agent, what should you do?

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Deploy it straight to production

Test each tool's output and behavior, and check logs

Grant it write access to production first

Remove all logging