Which command links the secret 'db-secret' to the serviceaccount named 'default'?

Which command links the secret 'db-secret' to the serviceaccount named 'default'?

• A. oc secrets link default db-secret
• B. oc secrets link db-secret default
• C. oc secrets link secret-name default
• D. oc secrets link db-secret-default

Answer: (B)

Linking a secret to a service account attaches that secret to any pod using that service account, allowing the pod to access the secret’s data. The command’s syntax places the secret name first and the service account name second, so you specify the secret you want to expose followed by the service account that should mount it. Therefore to connect the secret named db-secret to the service account named default, the correct form is: oc secrets link db-secret default. If you tried the opposite order or used placeholders, the command would not match the required pattern and would not attach the intended secret to the correct service account. This is a common step to ensure pods running under the default service account can access necessary credentials or configuration stored as a secret.

Linking a secret to a service account attaches that secret to any pod using that service account, allowing the pod to access the secret’s data. The command’s syntax places the secret name first and the service account name second, so you specify the secret you want to expose followed by the service account that should mount it. Therefore to connect the secret named db-secret to the service account named default, the correct form is: oc secrets link db-secret default. If you tried the opposite order or used placeholders, the command would not match the required pattern and would not attach the intended secret to the correct service account. This is a common step to ensure pods running under the default service account can access necessary credentials or configuration stored as a secret.