Microservices - Service MeshGiven a microservices setup with Istio service mesh, what happens when a service-to-service call fails due to network issues?AIstio retries the call automatically based on configured policiesBThe call fails immediately without retriesCIstio shuts down the service permanentlyDThe service mesh ignores the failure and logs no informationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Istio's retry featureIstio can automatically retry failed calls to improve reliability.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect behaviorsIstio does not shut down services or ignore failures silently; it logs and manages retries.Final Answer:Istio retries the call automatically based on configured policies -> Option AQuick Check:Istio retries failed calls = true [OK]Quick Trick: Istio retries failed calls automatically if configured [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming no retries happen on failureThinking Istio shuts down services on failureBelieving failures are ignored silently
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