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Kubernetes MCQ : 98
Q. The difference between a job and a cronjob is
Jobs can auto-recover from failures while CronJobs cannot.
Jobs run once and then terminate and CronJobs run on a schedule.
Jobs are used for stateful applications and CronJob is used for stateless applications.
Jobs are suitable for long-running services and CronJobs are suitable for batch processing.
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