Managing Upgrades and Maintenance in Kubernetes
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Key Takeaways
Regular upgrades are important, but without proper planning, they will lead to downtime and service disruptions. Draining and cordoning nodes before upgrades ensure that workloads are safely evicted and rescheduled, minimizing impact.
To drain a node, use kubectl drain
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