Confluent CCAAK Exam
Confluent Certified Administrator for Apache Kafka (Page 3 )

Updated On: 30-Jan-2026

Which statements are correct about partitions? (Choose two.)

  1. A partition in Kafka will be represented by a single segment on a disk.
  2. A partition is comprised of one or more segments on a disk.
  3. All partition segments reside in a single directory on a broker disk.
  4. A partition size is determined after the largest segment on a disk.

Answer(s): B,C



Which secure communication is supported between the REST proxy and REST clients?

  1. TLS (HTTPS)
  2. MD5
  3. SCRAM
  4. Kerberos

Answer(s): A



Which valid security protocols are included for broker listeners? (Choose three.)

  1. PLAINTEXT
  2. SSL
  3. SASL
  4. SASL_SSL
  5. GSSAPI

Answer(s): A,B,D



By default, what do Kafka broker network connections have?

  1. No encryption, no authentication and no authorization
  2. Encryption, but no authentication or authorization
  3. No encryption, no authorization, but have authentication
  4. Encryption and authentication, but no authorization

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

By default, Kafka brokers use the PLAINTEXT protocol for network communication. This means:

No encryption ­ data is sent in plain text.
No authentication ­ any client can connect without verifying identity. No authorization ­ there are no access control checks by default.

Security features like TLS, SASL, and ACLs must be explicitly configured.



Which of the following are Kafka Connect internal topics? (Choose three.)

  1. connect-confiqs
  2. connect-distributed
  3. connect-status
  4. connect-standalone
  5. connect-offsets

Answer(s): A,C,E

Explanation:

connect-configs stores connector configurations.
connect-status tracks the status of connectors and tasks (e.g., RUNNING, FAILED). connect-offsets stores source connector offsets for reading from external systems.



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