If a LimitRange sets defaultRequest.cpu to 100m and default.cpu to 200m, what happens when a container specifies no CPU requests or limits?

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If a LimitRange sets defaultRequest.cpu to 100m and default.cpu to 200m, what happens when a container specifies no CPU requests or limits?

AThe container gets a CPU request of 100m and a CPU limit of 200m by default.

BThe container gets both CPU request and limit set to 100m.

CThe container gets no CPU request or limit set.

DThe container gets a CPU request of 200m and a CPU limit of 100m.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand defaultRequest and default
defaultRequest sets default resource requests; default sets default limits.
Step 2: Apply to CPU values
Container without CPU specs gets request=100m and limit=200m automatically.
Final Answer:
CPU request 100m and CPU limit 200m applied by default. -> Option A
Quick Check:
defaultRequest = request, default = limit [OK]

Quick Trick: defaultRequest sets requests; default sets limits [OK]

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