Kubernetes - Service MeshYou want to monitor traffic between services using Linkerd but want minimal resource use. Which approach fits best?AUse Linkerd's built-in lightweight telemetry with PrometheusBDeploy a full Istio service mesh alongside LinkerdCManually add logging to each service containerDDisable Linkerd proxies to save resourcesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify monitoring options in LinkerdLinkerd provides lightweight telemetry integrated with Prometheus for metrics.Step 2: Evaluate resource useUsing built-in telemetry is efficient compared to adding heavy meshes or manual logging.Final Answer:Use Linkerd's built-in lightweight telemetry with Prometheus -> Option AQuick Check:Lightweight telemetry + Prometheus = C [OK]Quick Trick: Linkerd telemetry is lightweight and Prometheus-friendly [OK]Common Mistakes:Adding Istio increases resource useManual logging is complex and heavyDisabling proxies stops monitoring
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