Kubernetes - Labels and SelectorsWhich label selector will a Service use to route traffic to pods labeled env=production?Aselector: env-productionBselector: env:productionCselector: environment=productionDselector: env=productionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand label selector syntaxSelectors use key=value pairs exactly matching pod labels.Step 2: Match the correct syntaxCorrect syntax is key=value, so env=production is valid.Final Answer:selector: env=production -> Option DQuick Check:Correct label selector syntax = B [OK]Quick Trick: Use key=value format for label selectors [OK]Common Mistakes:Using dash instead of equals signUsing colon instead of equalsChanging label key name
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