Kubernetes - Service MeshAfter enabling mTLS STRICT mode, some services fail to communicate. What should you check first?AVerify that all services have valid certificatesBCheck if services have enough CPU resourcesCConfirm that services use the correct image versionDRestart the Kubernetes API serverCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand mTLS requirementsSTRICT mode requires valid certificates for authentication.Step 2: Eliminate unrelated checksCPU, image version, or API server restart do not directly affect mTLS communication.Final Answer:Verify that all services have valid certificates -> Option AQuick Check:Valid certificates needed for STRICT mTLS [OK]Quick Trick: mTLS needs valid certificates on all services [OK]Common Mistakes:Checking CPU instead of certificatesAssuming image version causes mTLS failureRestarting API server unnecessarily
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