Kubernetes - Health Checks and ProbesWhich HTTP status code should a Kubernetes HTTP probe expect to consider the pod healthy?A200 OKB500 Internal Server ErrorC404 Not FoundD302 FoundCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify healthy HTTP status codesKubernetes HTTP probes consider status codes in the 200-399 range as success.Step 2: Choose the best standard success code200 OK is the standard success response indicating the pod is healthy.Final Answer:200 OK -> Option AQuick Check:Healthy HTTP status = 200 OK [OK]Quick Trick: Healthy probe expects 2xx or 3xx HTTP status [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming 404 means healthyChoosing 500 as healthy statusConfusing 302 redirect with success
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