Taints and Tolerations
Describe about Taints and Tolerations
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Describe about Taints and Tolerations
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Taint is like a spray the we set set on Node
after we spray on the Node
we need to set toleration on Pod
to make it can tolerant in that Node
Example
From this example you will see Node 1
has taint blue and Node 2 , Node 3
has taint green.
So the Pod that tolerant for blue is A then Pod A will created on Node 1 but Pod B, C, and D it tolerant for green then it will got to Node 2 and Node 3 in order.
CheatSheet Command
Taint Node: kubectl taint nodes <node_name> <key>=<value>:<taint_effect>
There are 3 type of taint effect: NoSchedule, PreferNoSchedule and NoExecute
Add the tolerant on Pod:
Remove taint from Node: kubectl taint node <node_name> <taint_name>:<taint_effect>-
NoSchedule
It mean avoid to create pod on the Node.
PreferNoSchedule It will avoid to have pod on the Node but it is not guarantee the Pod will be create on Node even the pod tolerant for taint on that Node
No Execute
It will avoid to have pod on the Node and If the existing pod does not tolerant for the taint it will be evict