Kubernetes - ServicesHow does a Kubernetes Service maintain stable networking when pods are scaled up or down dynamically?AIt disables load balancing during scalingBIt updates its endpoints list automatically to include all matching podsCIt requires manual update of Service selectorsDIt assigns new IPs to all pods on scalingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand dynamic pod scalingPods can be added or removed dynamically based on load or manual scaling.Step 2: Service endpoint managementThe Service controller automatically updates the list of endpoints to include all pods matching the selector.Final Answer:It updates its endpoints list automatically to include all matching pods -> Option BQuick Check:Endpoints update = stable networking during scaling [OK]Quick Trick: Service endpoints auto-update on scaling [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking IPs change on scalingAssuming manual selector updatesBelieving load balancing stops
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