Kubernetes - ConfigMapsHow does separating configuration from code improve collaboration in a Kubernetes team?AIt forces all team members to edit the same filesBIt allows developers and operators to manage config and code independentlyCIt prevents configuration changes after deploymentDIt merges config and code into a single fileCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand roles in Kubernetes teamsDevelopers write code; operators manage configuration and deployment.Step 2: Explain benefit of separationSeparating config lets each group work independently without conflicts.Final Answer:It allows developers and operators to manage config and code independently -> Option BQuick Check:Config separation = better team collaboration [OK]Quick Trick: Separate config and code for independent team work [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking config separation merges filesBelieving it prevents config changesAssuming all edit same files
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