See also full blog post: Kubernetes: Isolate Crashed Pod If you are running your pod (services / containers) on a Kubernetes cluster, and the pod runs into problems, you can decide to take it out of the load, but keep the pod running for further investigations. To park or isolate a pod: Find your pod name. Find the pod selector labels in use. Update one of the selector labels. Debug. Delete the broken pod. In summary; by changing one of…
Introduction If you are running your pod (services / containers) on a Kubernetes cluster, and the pod runs into problems, you can decide to take it out of the load, but keep the pod running for further investigations. TL;DR; See the notes section on this site for the short summary; Note: Kubernetes Isolate Crashed Pod Kubernetes Recap Lets start with a summary of the Kubernetes components which are involved, here is a small (simplified) recap of how the parts fit…