Kubernetes - IngressGiven a Kubernetes cluster with an Ingress controller configured, what will happen if you create a LoadBalancer service for the same app?AThe Ingress controller will override the LoadBalancer service and block itBThe LoadBalancer service will fail to create due to conflictCBoth services will share the same external IP automaticallyDThe LoadBalancer service will create a separate external IP, independent of IngressCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand service independenceLoadBalancer service creates its own external IP independently of Ingress.Step 2: Check interaction with IngressIngress controller manages Ingress resources but does not block or override LoadBalancer services.Final Answer:LoadBalancer creates separate external IP independent of Ingress -> Option DQuick Check:LoadBalancer and Ingress IPs are separate [OK]Quick Trick: LoadBalancer service gets its own IP, separate from Ingress [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming Ingress blocks LoadBalancer servicesThinking IPs are shared automaticallyBelieving LoadBalancer creation fails due to Ingress
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