What can be used to define whether a vSphere pod can be scaled?
What can be used to define whether a vSphere pod can be scaled?
A Deployment defines whether a vSphere pod can be scaled by specifying the number of replicas. Deployments allow for managing the state of a pod through scaling and updates, making it the correct choice for controlling the scaling behavior of vSphere pods.
I will go with "A", here's why: A. Deployment - Yes, in a deployment we define number of replicas B. Namespaces - Close but no, the namespace definition doesn't go that low C. Persistent Volume - This is a disk, what does this have to do with scaling pods? D. Network Policies - This is a set of network config rules, what does this have to do with scaling pods? "A" is the best answer.
A kubectl scale deployment <deployment-name> --replicas=<number-of-replicas> https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSphere/7.0/vmware-vsphere-with-tanzu/GUID-04D22C0D-91F2-44FD-99F3-8D4C02601C04.html#:~:text=Procedure
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