Kubernetes - Health Checks and ProbesWhat is the effect of setting initialDelaySeconds to 0 in an HTTP readiness probe?AProbe runs only once at startupBProbe starts immediately after container startsCProbe waits 30 seconds before startingDProbe is disabled until manually triggeredCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand initialDelaySeconds meaningThis setting delays the first probe after container start by the specified seconds.Step 2: Effect of zero delaySetting it to 0 means the probe runs immediately after the container starts.Final Answer:Probe starts immediately after container starts -> Option BQuick Check:initialDelaySeconds=0 means immediate probe start [OK]Quick Trick: Zero initialDelaySeconds means probe runs right after start [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming probe is disabled with zero delayThinking probe waits default 30 secondsBelieving probe runs only once
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