Microservices - CI/CD for MicroservicesIn a blue-green deployment, what is the expected user experience during the traffic switch?AUsers experience downtime during the switchBUsers continue without noticing any downtimeCUsers must manually refresh to see updatesDUsers lose all session data during the switchCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand user impact goalBlue-green deployment aims to provide seamless updates without downtime.Step 2: Identify user experience during switchUsers should not notice any downtime or disruption during traffic switch.Final Answer:Users continue without noticing any downtime -> Option BQuick Check:User experience = seamless [OK]Quick Trick: Blue-green ensures no downtime for users [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting downtime during switchThinking users must refresh manuallyAssuming session loss always occurs
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