What will be the output of the command kubectl exec my-pod -- ls /tmp if the /tmp directory inside the Pod contains files file1.txt and file2.log?

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What will be the output of the command kubectl exec my-pod -- ls /tmp if the /tmp directory inside the Pod contains files file1.txt and file2.log?

ANo such file or directory

BError: Pod not found

Cfile1.txt file2.log

DPermission denied

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the command effect
The command lists files in the /tmp directory inside the Pod named my-pod.
Step 2: Match output with directory contents
Since /tmp contains file1.txt and file2.log, the output will list these filenames separated by space.
Final Answer:
file1.txt file2.log -> Option C
Quick Check:
ls output = listed files inside Pod directory [OK]

Quick Trick: kubectl exec runs command inside Pod, output shows command result [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Expecting error when files exist
Confusing Pod not found error
Assuming permission denied without cause

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What will be the output of the command kubectl exec my-pod -- ls /tmp if the /tmp directory inside the Pod contains files file1.txt and file2.log?

Step 1: Understand the command effect

Step 2: Match output with directory contents

Final Answer:

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