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Taints and tolerations let you control which pods can schedule on specific nodes in your cluster. Here’s how to configure them. 1. Understand Taints and Tolerations Taints are applied to nodes to mark them as unschedulable for certain pods. Tolerations are applied to pods to allow them to “tolerate” those taints and be scheduled on […]
1. Check the Pod Status Use kubectl get pods to see the pod state: bash kubectl get pods -n <namespace> Statuses you’ll see: Pending: Waiting for resources or scheduling. Running: Pod is running, but may still have issues. CrashLoopBackOff: Repeatedly crashing and restarting. Error: Failed during startup. 2. Inspect Events for Errors Check events in […]
