After upgrading the organization's container orchestration platform to the newest version, new application deployments begin failing. Build logs repeatedly reference configuration files that existed only in an earlier container image revision. What is the BEST first step an administrator should take to restore successful deployments?
Force the platform to pull the latest container images, replacing outdated local copies
Synchronize host clocks with the registry's NTP servers
Modify internal DNS records to route traffic through a different gateway
Increase memory reservations on the container hosts
The failures occur because cluster nodes still cache an old container image that lacks the files referenced by the updated manifests. Forcing the platform to pull the latest image refreshes local copies and replaces outdated component definitions, allowing the deployment to succeed. Changes to DNS, memory, or time synchronization do not influence which image version is used at launch.
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