Kubernetes - Advanced Deployment PatternsYou deployed a green version but users still see the blue version. What is the most likely cause?AThe Service selector was not updated to point to green podsBThe green pods failed to start due to image pull errorCThe Deployment was deleted accidentallyDThe cluster is out of CPU resourcesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check traffic routing setupIf users still see blue, traffic is likely still routed to blue pods.Step 2: Identify cause of routingThis happens if the Service selector was not updated to green pods after deploying green version.Final Answer:The Service selector was not updated to point to green pods -> Option AQuick Check:Service selector update needed to switch traffic [OK]Quick Trick: Update Service selector to switch traffic [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming pods failed without checkingThinking Deployment deletion causes thisBlaming cluster resource issues first
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