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You can request higher disk space for pods by using the `disk` attribute of
`@kubernetes`.

## How to list running pods?

You can list running tasks with the following command from the directory containing a flow running Metaflow tasks on Kubernetes:
```bash
python flow.py kubernetes list --help
```

**Options**
- `--my-runs` List all my unfinished tasks.
- `--user TEXT` List unfinished tasks for the given user.
- `--run-id TEXT` List unfinished tasks corresponding to the run id.

## How to terminate running pods?

You can terminate running tasks with the following command from the directory containing a flow running Metaflow tasks on Kubernetes:
```bash
python flow.py kubernetes kill --help
```

**Options**
- `--my-runs` Kill all my unfinished tasks.
- `--user TEXT` Terminate unfinished tasks for the given user.
- `--run-id TEXT` Terminate unfinished tasks corresponding to the run id.
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