Microservices - Orchestration with KubernetesHow can namespace isolation be combined with resource quotas to improve microservices scalability?ABy removing quotas to allow unlimited resource useBBy limiting resource usage per namespace to prevent one service from starving othersCBy sharing quotas across all namespaces equallyDBy disabling namespaces to pool all resourcesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand resource quotas roleResource quotas limit CPU, memory, and other resources per namespace.Step 2: Combine with namespace isolationNamespaces isolate services; quotas ensure no single namespace uses all resources, improving fairness and scalability.Final Answer:By limiting resource usage per namespace to prevent one service from starving others -> Option BQuick Check:Namespace + quotas = controlled resource sharing [OK]Quick Trick: Use quotas per namespace to control resource use and scale fairly [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESRemoving quotas causes resource starvationSharing quotas ignores namespace isolationDisabling namespaces loses isolation benefits
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