Kafka - Kubernetes and Cloud DeploymentWhich feature of cloud-native deployment helps Kafka recover quickly from failures?AAutomated container orchestration and self-healingBManual restart of Kafka brokersCUsing fixed IP addresses for Kafka nodesDDisabling replication to avoid data duplicationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify cloud-native recovery featuresCloud-native systems use orchestration tools like Kubernetes to restart failed components automatically.Step 2: Match to Kafka recoveryKafka deployed cloud-natively benefits from self-healing where failed brokers restart without manual work.Final Answer:Automated container orchestration and self-healing -> Option AQuick Check:Cloud-native recovery = Automated self-healing [OK]Quick Trick: Cloud-native means self-healing and automation [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking manual restarts are neededBelieving fixed IPs improve recoveryAssuming replication disables recovery
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