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fix: revert failed pods marked as NotReady #821

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@aslafy-z aslafy-z commented Jan 27, 2023

This reverts to what I think is the correct behavior.

GracefulNodeShutdown features (enabled by default with 1.21) terminates pods on nodes and set they phase to Failed. However, these are evicted and should not be taken as failures. See kubernetes/kubernetes#113278.

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Initial issue #215
Added #1
Reverted #70
Added #221
Reverted #296
Added #784

I guess this query could be enhanced to support these previous use cases, however, changing it like it was done previously alerts on default Kubernetes behavior.

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@skl skl added bug Something isn't working keepalive Use to prevent automatic closing labels Sep 30, 2024
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