Kubernetes - ServicesWhat will happen if you create a LoadBalancer service in a Kubernetes cluster without cloud provider support?AThe service will remain in <pending> state for external IPBThe service will fail to createCThe service will fallback to NodePort automaticallyDThe service will get an external IP assigned automaticallyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand cloud provider dependencyLoadBalancer service requires cloud provider integration to assign external IPs.Step 2: Behavior without cloud providerWithout cloud support, the external IP remains <pending> indefinitely.Final Answer:Service external IP stays <pending> without cloud provider -> Option AQuick Check:No cloud provider = <pending> external IP [OK]Quick Trick: No cloud provider means LoadBalancer IP stays [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming automatic fallback to NodePortExpecting external IP without cloud supportThinking service creation fails
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