[Solved] A pod shows ImagePullBackOff because the image tag is mistyped in the YAML. How do you fix this? — Ans: Delete the pod and create a new one with the corrected manifest | Kubernetes

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A pod shows ImagePullBackOff because the image tag is mistyped in the YAML. How do you fix this?

ARestart the Kubernetes cluster

BCorrect the image tag in the pod manifest and apply the changes

CIncrease the pod's memory limits

DDelete the pod and create a new one with the corrected manifest

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify cause of ImagePullBackOff
Mistyped image tag means Kubernetes cannot find the image version.
Step 2: Fix the manifest and recreate the pod
Correct the tag in YAML, delete the pod with kubectl delete pod <pod-name>, and apply the corrected manifest with kubectl apply -f pod.yaml.
Final Answer:
Delete the pod and create a new one with the corrected manifest -> Option D
Quick Check:
Fix mistyped tag by correcting manifest, deleting pod, and reapplying [OK]

Quick Trick: Fix image tag typos by correcting YAML, deleting pod, and reapplying [OK]

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