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Microsoft is placing greater emphasis on controlling disruption in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) Node Auto-Provisioning (NAP), publishing new guidance to help platform teams balance the efficiency benefits of automated node consolidation with application availability. By Craig Risi
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Corré esto en cualquier clúster de Kubernetes que tenga contenedores con HEALTHCHECK definido en su Dockerfile y sin livenessProbe ni readinessProbe configurados en el manifiesto: kubectl get pods -o…
Microsoft published a list of everything wrong with its own defaults.
Run this on any Kubernetes cluster that has containers with HEALTHCHECK defined in their Dockerfile and no livenessProbe or readinessProbe configured in the manifest: kubectl get pods -o wide docker…
