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When using Consul intentions, what is the default behavior if no intention is found for a service pair?

What does the 'kind' field in a service definition specify for a Consul Connect service?

Which component acts as the default sidecar proxy for Consul Connect?

When using 'Consul Connect native' integration, how does the application handle mTLS?

You have a service that needs to talk to a service in a different datacenter. What configuration is required?

A service 'api' is configured with mTLS. You want to rotate the CA root certificate without interrupting existing connections. What is the recommended strategy?

You need to deny all traffic between 'service-a' and 'service-b' using intentions. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

You are troubleshooting a connection error where the sidecar proxy cannot reach the upstream service. Which log file provides the most detail regarding Envoy's connectivity issues?

You are configuring a sidecar proxy for a service named 'web'. Which configuration stanza in the service definition correctly defines the proxy's inbound port for Connect traffic?

Which command displays all active intentions in the Consul mesh?

What is the primary role of the Consul Connect 'upstream' configuration?

What is the function of the 'consul connect envoy' command?

How are intentions applied to services in different partitions or namespaces?

Which protocol is used for the control plane communication between the Consul agent and the sidecar proxy?

If you are using SPIRE for certificate management, how does this interact with Consul Connect?

Which service definition field is used to link a sidecar proxy to its parent service?

What happens if a service proxy loses its connection to the local Consul agent?

Which CLI command would you use to check the status of a Connect-enabled service?

What is the primary benefit of using a Mesh Gateway in a Consul Connect architecture?

What is the purpose of the 'upstreams' block in a service definition?

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