How do you pause and resume a Deployment rollout in OpenShift?

• A. Pause with oc rollout pause deployment/<name> and resume with oc rollout resume deployment/<name>.
• B. Pause with oc rollout stop deployment/<name> and resume with oc rollout continue.
• C. Pause with oc rollout pause deployment/<name> and resume with oc rollout resume deployment/<name>.
• D. Pause via oc scale deployment/<name> to 0 and resume to original.

Answer: (C)

Pausing and resuming a Deployment rollout is controlled with the rollout commands on the oc CLI. To pause a rollout, use oc rollout pause deployment/. To continue after pausing, use oc rollout resume deployment/. Pausing stops the rollout at its current step so no further updates are applied, giving you a window to inspect or fix issues before continuing. Resuming picks up from where it left off and proceeds with the rollout.

The other options aren’t correct because one uses non-existent rollout subcommands (stop/continue) and the other scales the deployment to zero, which changes the number of pods but doesn’t pause or resume the rollout process. You can also check progress with oc rollout status deployment/.