Kubernetes - Production Best PracticesWhat is the effect of upgrading worker nodes one at a time in a rolling upgrade strategy?ACluster control plane is upgraded multiple timesBAll pods restart simultaneously causing downtimeCWorker nodes are drained but never upgradedDCluster remains available with minimal disruptionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand rolling upgradeUpgrading nodes one by one keeps cluster services running.Step 2: Evaluate optionsOnly Cluster remains available with minimal disruption correctly describes minimal disruption and availability.Final Answer:Cluster remains available with minimal disruption -> Option DQuick Check:Rolling upgrade effect = minimal disruption [OK]Quick Trick: Upgrade nodes sequentially to avoid downtime [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming all pods restart at onceConfusing control plane upgrade with worker upgradeNot draining nodes before upgrade
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