Kafka - Kubernetes and Cloud DeploymentIn a cloud-native Kafka setup, a YAML file uses 'kind: Job' to deploy Kafka brokers. What problem will this cause?AKafka brokers will start but immediately exit after completing the job.BKafka brokers will run continuously as expected.CThe Job kind automatically scales Kafka brokers.DKafka brokers will ignore the Job and run as pods.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Kubernetes Job behaviorJob runs a task to completion and then stops; not suitable for long-running services.Step 2: Apply to Kafka brokersKafka brokers need to run continuously; Job causes them to exit after starting.Final Answer:Kafka brokers will start but immediately exit after completing the job. -> Option AQuick Check:Job = short task, not continuous service [OK]Quick Trick: Use Deployment, not Job, for Kafka brokers [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Job runs services continuouslyAssuming Job scales brokers automaticallyBelieving brokers ignore Job kind
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