You want to route traffic so that requests to '/app' go to 'app-service' and requests to '/app/api' go to 'api-service'. How should you order the paths in the Ingress rule?

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Kubernetes - Ingress

APlace '/app/api' path before '/app' path

BPlace '/app' path before '/app/api' path

COrder does not matter in Ingress paths

DCombine both paths into one rule

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand path matching priority
Ingress matches paths in order; more specific paths must come first to avoid being shadowed.
Step 2: Apply to '/app/api' and '/app'
Place '/app/api' before '/app' so requests to '/app/api' match the correct service.
Final Answer:
Place '/app/api' path before '/app' path -> Option A
Quick Check:
More specific paths first in Ingress rules [OK]

Quick Trick: List more specific paths before general ones [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Placing general path before specific
Assuming order does not matter
Trying to combine paths incorrectly

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You want to route traffic so that requests to '/app' go to 'app-service' and requests to '/app/api' go to 'api-service'. How should you order the paths in the Ingress rule?

Step 1: Understand path matching priority

Step 2: Apply to '/app/api' and '/app'

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