Quiz: What is the difference between a Liveness Probe and a Readiness Probe in Kubernetes?
Liveness probes restart failing containers; Readiness probes temporarily remove unready containers from Service endpoints.
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Liveness probes restart failing containers; Readiness probes temporarily remove unready containers from Service endpoints.
Exceeding Memory Limits triggers instant OOM termination, whereas exceeding CPU limits causes CPU throttling.
StorageClass enables dynamic creation of storage volumes on-demand when PersistentVolumeClaims are requested.
RBAC grants permission rules (e.g. read pods) bound to specific subjects within namespaces.
Ingress manifests declare external URL routing rules managed by an Ingress Controller (e.g. Nginx).
NetworkPolicies enforce micro-segmentation by restricting ingress/egress network traffic between Pods.
Taints and Tolerations work together to ensure pods are not scheduled onto inappropriate nodes.
Node Affinity directs pod scheduling to specific node subsets matching label criteria.