Objective 3.4
O11y Cloud Certified Metrics UserUse the Kubernetes Navigator to investigate problems with nodes, pods, and containers
Objective 3.4 sits in Monitor Using Built-in Content, which carries 10% of the O11y Cloud Certified Metrics User exam. The questions below are original, written from the official objective title above, and each explanation cites the Splunk page it rests on.
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A worked example
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An engineer opens the Kubernetes entities page while a cluster incident is unfolding. Which uses is that page meant for?
Correct.
Checked against help.splunk.com, August 2026Concept
A purpose-built page for one platform is worth having because the questions are always the same: what is there, is it healthy, and what is running on it.
Why A
Splunk documents using the Kubernetes entities page to get an overview of your infrastructure, monitor its health, identify and diagnose an issue, and view services and hosts running on Kubernetes.
Source
Splunk Docs: Monitor Kubernetes entities, checked August 2026Use the Kubernetes entities page to: Get an overview of your Kubernetes infrastructure. Monitor the health of your Kubernetes infrastructure. Identify and diagnose an issue with your Kubernetes infrastructure. View services and hosts running on Kubernetes.
Now you: objective 3.4 questions
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Sample question 1 of 2
An analyst cannot open the Kubernetes entities page. Which permission does Splunk document as required to view navigator data?
Sample question 2 of 2
A new analyst has the Splunk Observability Cloud main menu open and needs the Kubernetes entities page. Which menu path gets there?
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