After running kubectl set image deployment/myapp myapp-container=myimage:v2, what does kubectl rollout status deployment/myapp show?

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Kubernetes - ReplicaSets and Deployments

After running kubectl set image deployment/myapp myapp-container=myimage:v2, what does kubectl rollout status deployment/myapp show?

AThe configuration details of the deployment

BThe current rollout progress of the deployment update

CThe logs of the deployment pods

DThe list of pods in the deployment

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand purpose of rollout status
The command 'kubectl rollout status' shows progress of deployment updates.
Step 2: Compare options with command purpose
The current rollout progress of the deployment update correctly describes rollout progress; others describe different commands.
Final Answer:
The current rollout progress of the deployment update -> Option B
Quick Check:
Rollout status = update progress [OK]

Quick Trick: Rollout status shows update progress, not pod list or logs [OK]

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