Hello, this is mosuke.
I finally took the CKS(Certified Kubernetes Security) and passed. This entry describes the study methods and the testing environment.
CKS passed! How to study and what you need to know
Pod behavior during Kubernetes node failure
Hello, this is mosuke.
Today, I would like to confirm the behavior of pods when a node failure occurs in Kubernetes.
Until now, I had an incorrect understanding of pod behavior and scheduling in the event of node failure.
I am ashamed to admit it, but I would like to explain what I have confirmed for those who have the same misconceptions.
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mosuke5(@mosuke5) owns this blog. Currently, I mainly consult on Kubernetes and DevOps at Red Hat. In the past, I was involved in systems engineering and public cloud management. The following is a simplified version. For detailed background information, please refer to LinkedIn.
- 2011-2013 Web application development (as a student)
- 2013-2016 Development and operation of monitoring systems for mobile networks at SoftBank
- 2016-2019 Launch and operation of Japan region for Alibaba Cloud
- 2019-now Supporting the implementation of Kubernetes and DevOps, related technologies at Red Hat
I like to play tennis, watch professional tennis matches, play Pokemon, hand-drip coffee, and invest. I have been watching professional tennis since 2005 and have become quite familiar with the game. I am also a competitive Pokémon player and carefully select my Pokémon games. During the Covid-19 period, I started to enjoy hand-drip coffee.
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