Kubernetes - Service MeshYou labeled the namespace for Istio sidecar injection but new pods do not have the sidecar container. What is the most likely cause?AAll of the aboveBIstio components are not installed in the clusterCPods were created before labeling and not restartedDNamespace was not labeled correctly or label was misspelledCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Check namespace labelingIf the label is missing or misspelled, sidecar injection won't trigger.Step 2: Verify Istio installation and pod creation timingIstio must be installed; pods created before labeling need restart to get sidecars.Step 3: Combine all causesAny of these issues can cause missing sidecars, so all are possible reasons.Final Answer:All of the above -> Option AQuick Check:Label, install, and pod timing all affect sidecar injection [OK]Quick Trick: Check label, Istio install, and pod restart [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring pod restart after labelingAssuming labeling alone is enoughNot verifying Istio installation
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