Consider the following Kubernetes Deployment:

With the ReplicaSet:

And the Pods:

What happens if one of the Pods is terminated with the command kubect1 pod delete?
Consider the following Kubernetes Deployment:
With the ReplicaSet:
And the Pods:
What happens if one of the Pods is terminated with the command kubect1 pod delete?
When a Pod in a ReplicaSet is terminated, the ReplicaSet controller ensures that the desired number of replicas is maintained. Therefore, if one of the pods is terminated, the ReplicaSet will immediately start a new replacement Pod to maintain the specified number of replicas. This ensures the availability and reliability of the application consistent with the desired state defined in the ReplicaSet configuration.
Correct is C.
I agree. The correct answers are C
Correct is C
https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/replicaset/
Ans is C
C is correct