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I had a pod that have terminationGracePeriodSeconds as 60 seconds
When I kubectl delete the pod, it turns into Terminating state for 60 seconds and gets deleted with SIGKILL signal as I expected.
When I ctrl+d (delete) with propagation=whatever the pod, it disappears in display immediately and I can't see it with kubectl get pod anymore despite not even a minute having passed. Interestingly, If I already have kubectl logs -f or kubectl exec -it with it, I could interact with it for 60 seconds
I thought k9s delete behaves similarly with kubectl.. but it didn't. why does it so?
I checked with k9s -l debug but couldn't find any interesting yet.
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I'm using k8s 1.26 on EKS.
I had a pod that have terminationGracePeriodSeconds as 60 seconds
kubectl delete
the pod, it turns into Terminating state for 60 seconds and gets deleted with SIGKILL signal as I expected.ctrl+d (delete) with propagation=whatever
the pod, it disappears in display immediately and I can't see it withkubectl get pod
anymore despite not even a minute having passed. Interestingly, If I already havekubectl logs -f
orkubectl exec -it
with it, I could interact with it for 60 secondsI thought
k9s delete
behaves similarly with kubectl.. but it didn't. why does it so?I checked with
k9s -l debug
but couldn't find any interesting yet.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: