Kubernetes - NamespacesYou want to isolate your application pods from system pods. Which namespace should you use and why?ACreate a new custom namespace to separate your app podsBUse the default namespace because it is isolated by defaultCDeploy in kube-system to ensure system-level priorityDUse kube-public to share pods publiclyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand namespace isolationKubernetes namespaces isolate resources logically, so system pods and user pods do not mix.Step 2: Choose appropriate namespace for app podsCreating a new custom namespace is best practice to isolate your application pods from system pods.Final Answer:Create a new custom namespace to separate your app pods -> Option AQuick Check:Custom namespace isolates app pods from system pods [OK]Quick Trick: Use custom namespaces to isolate apps from system pods [OK]Common Mistakes:Using default namespace assuming isolationDeploying apps in kube-system namespaceUsing kube-public for app pods
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