Kubernetes - Health Checks and ProbesWhich probe type does Kubernetes run after the startupProbe succeeds?AReadiness probeBBoth readiness and liveness probesCLiveness probeDNo other probes run after startupProbeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand probe sequenceKubernetes runs the startupProbe first to check if the app started. After it succeeds, it runs readiness and liveness probes.Step 2: Confirm readiness and liveness probes run after startupBoth readiness and liveness probes monitor the container after startupProbe passes.Final Answer:Both readiness and liveness probes run after startupProbe succeeds -> Option BQuick Check:startupProbe success triggers readiness and liveness probes [OK]Quick Trick: Startup probe runs first, then readiness and liveness probes [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking only readiness probe runs after startupProbeBelieving startupProbe disables other probesAssuming probes run in parallel from start
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