Kubernetes - Service MeshYou deployed a service mesh but notice no traffic routing improvements. What is a common mistake causing this?ASetting CPU limits too low on podsBUsing the wrong container image for your appCDeleting Kubernetes namespaces accidentallyDNot injecting the service mesh sidecar proxy into podsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify service mesh setup requirementsService mesh requires sidecar proxies injected into pods to manage traffic.Step 2: Evaluate common errorsWrong container images, namespace deletion, or CPU limits do not directly stop service mesh routing.Final Answer:Not injecting the service mesh sidecar proxy into pods -> Option DQuick Check:Missing sidecar = no mesh routing [OK]Quick Trick: Check sidecar injection to enable service mesh features [OK]Common Mistakes:Ignoring sidecar injection stepBlaming unrelated pod resource limitsConfusing namespace issues with mesh setup
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