<p>Suppose I have a deployment in kubernetes, now I want to update the image for that deployment that is why i used rolling updates using <code>kubectl set image deployments/&lt;deployment_name&gt; &lt;new_image_version&gt;</code> command.</p>
<p>As far I understood the rolling updates concepts, during rolling updates the deployment's updates is done by incrementally updating pods instances with new ones, and it happens one by one.</p>
<p>Now my question is, suppose we had 10 pods and during rolling updates 2 pods have updated and rest of the pods are in the updating stage. Now at this situation if users hit to the service then which information will they get?</p>

Sahadat Hossain
<p>Both. Some users will get the previous information, some will get the updated information.</p>
