Kubernetes - FundamentalsWhat happens when Kubernetes detects a container has crashed?AIt ignores the crash and does nothing.BIt sends an email but does not restart the container.CIt deletes all containers in the cluster.DIt automatically restarts the crashed container.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Kubernetes self-healing featureKubernetes monitors containers and restarts any that crash to keep apps running.Step 2: Match behavior to optionsOnly It automatically restarts the crashed container. correctly describes automatic restart after a crash.Final Answer:It automatically restarts the crashed container. -> Option DQuick Check:Kubernetes self-healing = Auto restart crashed containers [OK]Quick Trick: Kubernetes restarts crashed containers automatically [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking Kubernetes ignores crashesBelieving it deletes all containers on one crashAssuming manual restart is always needed
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