Troubleshoot a Website That Is Not Accessible
A web application is deployed but the website is not accessible. Investigate and fix the issue.
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A web application is deployed but the website is not accessible. Investigate and fix the issue.
A Deployment with two nginx containers has a port conflict — both containers use port 80. Fix the conflict by updating the ConfigMap, mounting it into the second container, updating the containerPort, and exposing both containers via a NodePort Service.
Create a Deployment with specific scheduling, labels, and port configuration, then expose it externally using a NodePort Service.
Create a Pod with ConfigMap volume mount, expose it via ClusterIP Service, and test connectivity from another namespace. This combines multiple Kubernetes concepts.
An existing e-commerce frontend application is running in Kubernetes. Scale the deployment to handle increased traffic and expose it using a NodePort Service with proper labeling.
An existing application is running in Kubernetes. A new version must be rolled out using a canary deployment while ensuring traffic is properly distributed.