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Kubernetes and Cloud Security Associate (KCSA):
is a pre-professional, multiple-choice credential for foundational cloud-native security knowledge. It covers cluster-component security, Kubernetes security fundamentals, threat models, platform security, compliance, and security frameworks. That makes it suitable for security professionals who need Kubernetes context before they are ready for the hands-on CKS path.
Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate (KCNA):
is an entry-level certification covering Kubernetes fundamentals, container orchestration, cloud-native application delivery, and cloud-native architecture. CNCF positions it as a foundation for candidates who may later progress to CKA, CKAD, or CKS. Unlike the performances, KCNA is delivered as an online proctored multiple-choice assessment.
Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist (CKS):
validates security skills across cluster setup, cluster hardening, system hardening, microservice vulnerabilities, supply-chain security, and monitoring, logging, and runtime security. CNCF requires candidates to have passed CKA before attempting CKS, although the CKA credential does not have to be active.
CCA-Linux Foundation:
Cilium Certified Associate
CKA-Linux Foundation:
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
PCA:
Prometheus Certified Associate
CNPA:
Certified Cloud Native Platform Engineering Associate
CGOA:
Certified GitOps Associate
KCSA:
Kubernetes and Cloud Native Security Associate
HFCP:
Hyperledger Fabric Certified Practitioner
LFCA:
Linux Foundation Certified IT Associate
KCNA:
Kubernetes and Cloud Native Associate
CKS:
Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist
CKAD:
Certified Kubernetes Application Developer
CKA:
Certified Kubernetes Administrator
LFCS:
Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator