If a canary deployment is configured with 3 replicas for canary and 7 for stable, what will kubectl get deployment app-canary show for READY pods?

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If a canary deployment is configured with 3 replicas for canary and 7 for stable, what will kubectl get deployment app-canary show for READY pods?

A7/7

B0/3

C10/10

D3/3

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify canary deployment replicas
The canary deployment has 3 replicas, so READY should reflect those 3 pods.
Step 2: Understand kubectl output
READY shows how many pods are ready out of desired replicas for that deployment.
Final Answer:
3/3 -> Option D
Quick Check:
Canary replicas ready = 3/3 [OK]

Quick Trick: READY shows pods ready for that deployment only [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Adding stable and canary replicas incorrectly
Confusing deployment with service pod counts
Assuming READY shows total pods in cluster

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If a canary deployment is configured with 3 replicas for canary and 7 for stable, what will kubectl get deployment app-canary show for READY pods?

Step 1: Identify canary deployment replicas

Step 2: Understand kubectl output

Final Answer:

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