Kubernetes - NetworkingYou applied a new CNI plugin configuration but pods fail to get IP addresses. What is the most likely cause?APods have no resource limits setBPods are scheduled on wrong nodesCKubernetes API server is downDIncorrect CNI config file syntaxCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify common CNI issuesIncorrect syntax in CNI config files often causes pods to fail getting IPs.Step 2: Rule out unrelated causesPod scheduling, API server status, or resource limits do not directly cause IP assignment failure.Final Answer:Incorrect CNI config file syntax -> Option DQuick Check:IP failure cause = CNI config syntax error [OK]Quick Trick: Check CNI config syntax if pods lack IPs [OK]Common Mistakes:Blaming pod scheduling for IP issuesAssuming API server downtime causes IP failureIgnoring CNI config file correctness
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