I'm looking for advice on managing a situation where a few pods are keeping entire nodes running in our Kubernetes cluster. From a FinOps perspective, it's frustrating to…
I'm looking for advice from a FinOps perspective regarding our Kubernetes cluster. I've noticed that many of our nodes are only utilizing about 20-30% of their capacity, which…
I'm trying to set up my Tomcat application in a Kubernetes environment and I want it to behave in a fail-fast manner. Specifically, I've only got one WAR…
I'm trying to manage ephemeral storage for my Kubernetes pods. Currently, the kubelet is set up with the default root directory at "/var/lib/kubelet" and my host has limited…
I have a workload that typically runs with just one pod. When I need to drain a node, I want to ensure that the existing pod isn't killed…
I have a home Kubernetes cluster running on Talos Linux, where I'm using iSCSI targets from my TrueNAS server to serve volumes for applications that rely on SQLite…
Hey everyone, I've got some worker pods that occasionally run for a long time, and I've set a termination grace period for them. I'm wondering if there's a…
I'm working with a StatefulSet setup for Redis and RabbitMQ using Bitnami's Helm charts, and I've set the imagePullPolicy to 'IfNotPresent'. I want to change the repository from…
I've been running into issues with pods getting OOMKilled way too often. My usual approach is to check some metrics, guess a new memory limit (sometimes just doubling…
I'm having trouble seeing a specific pod when I run the `kubectl get pod` command. The confusing part is that the pod is still active and generating logs,…
I was curious about the reasons for draining a node in a Kubernetes cluster before upgrading it. What kind of issues could arise if a node isn't drained…