Module Quiz

Please answer the questions below to complete the test.

Question 1

Which of the following best describes what the Model Context Protocol (MCP) solves?

Select one answer

It replaces Kubernetes RBAC with a simpler permission model for agents.

It provides a common interface so agents can connect to any compliant server without bespoke glue code per agent/platform pair.

It is a training protocol for fine-tuning LLMs on infrastructure data.

It standardizes how Kubernetes manifests are authored by coding agents.

Question 2

An MCP server exposes three primitives. Which of the following correctly identifies all three?

Select one answer

Tools, resources, and configurations

Actions, schemas, and templates

Tools, resources, and prompts

Hooks, handlers, and middleware

Question 3

In the MCP client/server model, which entity is responsible for enforcing access controls on infrastructure operations?

Select one answer

The LLM, because it reasons about what actions are safe.

The MCP client, because it initiates all requests.

The MCP server, which is the enforcement point independent of which agent is on the other side.

The initialization handshake, which negotiates permissions for the session.

Question 4

When is a plain script or CLI wrapper a better choice than building an MCP server?

Select one answer

When multiple teams and agents all need access to the same backend platform.

When you need all agent-initiated operations to produce an audit log.

When you are automating a one-off task for a single agent with no expectation of reuse.

When the integration must work across multiple agent frameworks.