Free VMware 2V0-17.25 Actual Exam Questions - Question 12 Discussion

B imo, because ClusterRoleBinding links a ClusterRole to users or groups cluster-wide. D sounds made-up; I haven’t seen ClusterRoleAccess as a real object in Kubernetes.

B, since RoleBinding is namespace-scoped, ClusterRoleBinding suits cluster-wide permissions.

B, because only ClusterRoleBinding applies permissions cluster-wide, not scoped like RoleBinding.

B vs C? RoleReference is just a part of the binding object, it points to the role but doesn’t grant permissions by itself. ClusterRoleBinding actually assigns the ClusterRole to users or groups cluster-wide, so it’s the one that truly grants permissions beyond namespaces. D sounds made-up.

B imo, because RoleBindings are namespace-scoped, so they can't grant cluster-wide permissions. ClusterRoleBinding fits since it applies the role across the whole cluster.

B. ClusterRoleBinding makes the most sense for cluster-wide permissions.