Kubernetes - Health Checks and ProbesWhat is the output status of a pod if its readiness probe succeeds after previously failing?APod remains NotReady until restartedBPod is deleted and recreatedCPod becomes Ready and receives trafficDPod status does not changeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand readiness probe success effectWhen readiness probe succeeds, pod status changes to Ready.Step 2: Traffic routing after readiness successPod is added back to service endpoints and receives traffic again.Final Answer:Pod becomes Ready and receives traffic -> Option CQuick Check:Readiness success = pod ready for traffic [OK]Quick Trick: Pod gets traffic only when readiness probe passes [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming pod needs restart after readiness successThinking pod is deleted on readiness changeBelieving pod status stays NotReady
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