Docker - Production PatternsWhy is it important to keep the blue environment intact for some time after switching traffic to green in blue-green deployment?ATo test new features in the blue environmentBTo save disk space by keeping old containersCTo run both environments for load balancingDTo quickly rollback if the green environment has issuesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand rollback strategy in blue-green deploymentKeeping blue intact allows quick rollback if green fails.Step 2: Differentiate from other optionsKeeping blue is not for saving space, load balancing, or testing new features.Final Answer:To quickly rollback if the green environment has issues -> Option DQuick Check:Blue kept for rollback safety [OK]Quick Trick: Keep blue for quick rollback after switch [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking blue is kept to save disk spaceConfusing blue environment with load balancerAssuming blue is for testing new features
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