Verify that the terminating namespace is removed, run the following command: kubectl get namespaces 1. Continue to follow the steps for other namespaces that are stuck in theTerminatingstate. 参考:https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSBS6K_3.1.1/troubleshoot/ns_terminating.html 参考:...
These labels can be used as a wildcard for selecting a group of Pods for deletion. This short note shows how to perform a wildcard deletion of Pods in Kubernetes. Cool Tip:Forcefully delete K8s resources (Pods, Namespaces, Deployments, Services, etc.) stuck in a “Terminating” or “Unkno...
kubectl delete podmay become stuck during execution of the following steps: Restart kubeletsystemctl restart kubelet Force remove all containers for static podscrictl ps --name '(kube-apiserver|kube-scheduler|kube-controller-manager|etcd)' -q | xargs -I CONTAINER sudo crictl rm -f CONTAINER ...
A pod stuck in a shutdown state—this issue occurs when a pod continues to function when all its containers have terminated. It is usually the result of a cluster node shutting down unexpectedly and the controller or cluster scheduler failing to clean up the pods on the node. Errors—you m...
It seems to happen randomly but happens often enough were we have to reboot the entire cluster. Do stuck in termination can be ok to deal with, having no logs or no control to really force remove them and start again is frustrating. ...
Description of problem: Running the command suggested after oc new-project: kubectl create deployment hello-node --image=gcr.io/hello-minikube-zero-install/hello-node Results in: NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE hello-node-855447ffcc-cjl8l 0/1 ImagePullBackOff 0 2m47s 86s Normal Pulling pod/...
Stuck in Terminating State:Sometimes, the pod may be stuck in a terminating state, in such a situation, restarting the pod is essential. Clear Resource Constraint:To access and address the resource constraints, pods may need to restart.
Sometimes the Pod gets stuck interminating/unknownstate on an unreachable Node after a timeout. Pods may also enter these states when the user attempts graceful deletion of a Pod on an unreachable Node. In those scenarios, you can delete the Pod forcefully. ...
Why force pod deletion is required? After a timeout, the Pod can become stuck in a terminating/unknown state on an unreachable Node. These statuses can also occur when a user tries to gracefully delete a Pod from an inaccessible Node. In some situations, you are allowed to forcefully remove...
Now kubectl drain gets stuck: PDB works! :) Kubernetes knows how to deploy single-pod applications with no downtime with a rolling update. I'm not expecting HA in case of a server crash, but I expect kubectl drain to be more intelligent. You can consider this a feature request, but I...