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Do you mean on GKE or directly on GCE? It sounds like you mean GKE (“failed to unregister from cluster”). We’re looking to fix up the GKE graceful node shutdow
by boulos 6y ago
Do you mean on GKE or directly on GCE? It sounds like you mean GKE (“failed to unregister from cluster”).
We’re looking to fix up the GKE graceful node shutdown, because it’s currently “racy” and doesn’t actually respect the grace period properly (system pods / processes can be shutdown before waiting for user pods, causing you to lose logging or say the kubelet).
- silon42 6y agoYes, GKE containers, sorry about confusion... sometimes it looks like a node has disappeared without much shutdown work.