[Solved] If you run the command:kubectl create configmap test-config --from-literal=app=web --from-literal=version=1.0What will be the result of kubectl describe configmap test-config? | Kubernetes

Kubernetes - ConfigMaps

If you run the command:

kubectl create configmap test-config --from-literal=app=web --from-literal=version=1.0

What will be the result of kubectl describe configmap test-config?

AName: test-config Data ==== app: web version: 1.0

BName: test-config Data ==== app=web version=1.0

CName: test-config Data ==== app: web version: 1.0

DError: ConfigMap not found

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand describe output format
The describe command shows keys and values separated by colon and newline.
Step 2: Match output format
Name: test-config Data ==== app: web version: 1.0 correctly shows keys and values each on separate lines with colon separator.
Final Answer:
Name: test-config Data ==== app: web version: 1.0 -> Option A
Quick Check:
Describe shows key: value pairs line by line [OK]

Quick Trick: Describe shows key: value pairs, not key=value [OK]

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