Kubernetes - Persistent StorageWhy does a StatefulSet guarantee stable storage and network identity even after pod rescheduling?ABecause it disables pod restartsBBecause it schedules pods on the same node alwaysCBecause it uses persistent volume claims and stable pod names with ordinal indicesDBecause it uses ephemeral storage and random pod namesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand StatefulSet guaranteesStatefulSets assign stable pod names with ordinal indices and use persistent volume claims for storage.Step 2: Explain why this ensures stabilityStable names and persistent storage keep identity and data intact even if pods move nodes.Final Answer:Because it uses persistent volume claims and stable pod names with ordinal indices -> Option CQuick Check:Stable identity = PVCs + stable pod names [OK]Quick Trick: Stable storage and names keep pod identity after rescheduling [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking pods never move nodesBelieving pod restarts are disabledConfusing ephemeral storage with persistent
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