Microservices - Service MeshWhich component typically handles traffic splitting in a microservices environment?ALoad balancer hardware onlyBDatabase serverCService mesh proxyDClient applicationCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify traffic splitting handlerTraffic splitting is often managed by a service mesh proxy that intercepts requests.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect optionsDatabases store data, load balancers may distribute but not split by version, clients don't control splitting.Final Answer:Service mesh proxy -> Option CQuick Check:Traffic splitting = service mesh proxy [OK]Quick Trick: Service mesh proxies manage traffic splitting [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESAssuming databases handle routingThinking clients control traffic splittingConfusing load balancers with service mesh proxies
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