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Kubernetes Question of the Day June 29 2022


Geoff Burke
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June 29th

Daemonsets do not place pods on all nodes

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  • June 29, 2022

It is rigth, a daemonset ensure a pod is scheduled on every node, you can view it on your cluster using kubectl get daeamonset --all-namespaces, some use cases are fluentd (for logs collection), some CNI implementations as weave, flannel or calico, also you can view its details using kubectl describe daemonset namedaemonset -n namespace.

 

Best regards!


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