Kubernetes - Service MeshWhich command correctly labels a Kubernetes namespace for automatic Istio sidecar injection?Akubectl set namespace my-namespace istio-injection=enabledBkubectl annotate namespace my-namespace istio-injection=enabledCkubectl apply namespace my-namespace istio-injection=enabledDkubectl label namespace my-namespace istio-injection=enabledCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify the correct command for labelingThe command to add a label to a namespace is 'kubectl label namespace'.Step 2: Verify the label key and valueThe label key for Istio sidecar injection is 'istio-injection' and the value is 'enabled'.Final Answer:kubectl label namespace my-namespace istio-injection=enabled -> Option DQuick Check:Label namespace with 'istio-injection=enabled' using kubectl label [OK]Quick Trick: Use 'kubectl label namespace' to add labels [OK]Common Mistakes:Using 'annotate' instead of 'label' for sidecar injectionTrying 'set' or 'apply' commands incorrectlyMissing the correct label key or value
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