Microservices - CI/CD for MicroservicesIn blue-green deployment, what happens to the inactive environment during an update?AIt is updated with the new versionBIt serves live trafficCIt is deleted permanentlyDIt is used for database backups onlyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify inactive environment roleThe inactive environment is the one not serving live traffic during deployment.Step 2: Understand update processThis environment is updated with the new application version before switching traffic.Final Answer:It is updated with the new version -> Option AQuick Check:Inactive environment = updated version [OK]Quick Trick: Update inactive environment before switching traffic [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking inactive environment serves trafficAssuming it is deletedConfusing it with backup environment
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