Kubernetes - ConfigMapsIf a pod uses a ConfigMap as environment variables, what happens when the ConfigMap is updated?AThe pod crashes immediatelyBThe pod's environment variables update automaticallyCThe pod reloads environment variables without restartDThe pod's environment variables remain unchanged until restartCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand environment variable injection from ConfigMapsEnvironment variables are set at container start time.Step 2: Effect of ConfigMap update on environment variablesUpdating ConfigMap does not change environment variables in running pods until restart.Final Answer:The pod's environment variables remain unchanged until restart -> Option DQuick Check:Env vars from ConfigMap update only after pod restart [OK]Quick Trick: Env vars from ConfigMap need pod restart to update [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting live environment variable updatesAssuming pod crashes on ConfigMap changeThinking pod reloads env vars automatically
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