Spring Boot - ActuatorWhat output will you get when you access the /metrics endpoint if the application is running normally?AAn HTML page listing all endpointsBA JSON object with various performance metrics like CPU and memory usageCPlain text showing the application versionDA JSON object showing database schema detailsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the /metrics endpoint purpose/metrics provides performance and resource usage data in JSON format.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect outputsApplication version is shown by /info, HTML page listing endpoints is not default, and database schema is not shown by /metrics.Final Answer:A JSON object with various performance metrics like CPU and memory usage -> Option BQuick Check:/metrics shows performance data = A JSON object with various performance metrics like CPU and memory usage [OK]Quick Trick: /metrics returns JSON with performance stats [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting HTML outputConfusing /metrics with /infoThinking it shows database details
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