Kubernetes - NamespacesWhich of the following is the correct YAML key to specify the maximum number of pods in a ResourceQuota?ApodCountBmaxPodsCpodsDmax_podsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall ResourceQuota spec keysThe key to limit pods is simply 'pods' under 'hard' in ResourceQuota spec.Step 2: Verify other optionsKeys like 'maxPods', 'podCount', or 'max_pods' are invalid in ResourceQuota YAML.Final Answer:pods -> Option CQuick Check:Max pods key in ResourceQuota = pods [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'pods' key to limit pod count in ResourceQuota [OK]Common Mistakes:Using camelCase or snake_case keys incorrectlyConfusing with LimitRange keysMisspelling the key as 'podCount'
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