Kubernetes - IngressWhat does path-based routing in Kubernetes Ingress do?AIt sends traffic to different services based on URL paths.BIt balances traffic evenly between all nodes.CIt encrypts traffic between pods.DIt schedules pods on specific nodes.Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Ingress roleKubernetes Ingress manages external access to services, often HTTP.Step 2: Identify path-based routing functionPath-based routing directs requests to services depending on the URL path.Final Answer:It sends traffic to different services based on URL paths. -> Option AQuick Check:Path-based routing = directing traffic by URL path [OK]Quick Trick: Remember: path-based routing matches URL paths to services [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing path-based routing with load balancingThinking it schedules podsAssuming it encrypts traffic
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