Re: [kubernetes/kubernetes] invisible, unkillable pods (#41913)
Michail Kargakis
@kubernetes/sig-apps-bugs two issues here: 1) the main issue is most likely a dupe of #30628 and 2) we may want to revisit hiding terminated pods. I have seen more user confusion about the fact that we are hiding them than not. Also @kubernetes/sig-cli-misc
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Thermi
IMHO, pods should always be visible, until they are terminated. I expect kubectl get po to give me an accurate representation of all pods, regardless of state, in the default namespace.
Michail Kargakis
Agreed, I have also felt the pain and I am in favor of switching it back.
Thermi
Even with --show-all, they don't show up.
Mengqi Yu
Janet Kuo
IMHO, pods should always be visible, until they are terminated.
@Thermi Would you clarify what "terminated" means to you? Did you mean the pods that are "complete" (either Succeeded and Failed), or the pods that are deleted completely from the cluster?
@mengqiy #48786 fixes a bug of kubectl get pods not hiding some complete (evicted) pods by default. The behavior that @Thermi described is different -- some pods aren't visible even through kubectl get pods -a.
I'm not sure why kubectl get pods or kubectl get pods -a would not list a pod that still exists. @Thermi is there a way to reproduce this issue?
Clayton Coleman
The log you paste looks like an issue where the kubelet has a deleted pod still in its list and is processing it. There have been a few reasons this could happen on the node.
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Matt Farina
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Jordan Liggitt
--show-all was defaulted to true in 1.10, made inert in 1.11, and removed in 1.14
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Closed #41913.
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@liggitt: Closing this issue.
In response to this:
--show-all was defaulted to true in 1.10, made inert in 1.11, and removed in 1.14
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