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How can I set the K8S container time zone in Version 1.20 #101091

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Wenshiqi222 opened this issue Apr 14, 2021 · 10 comments
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How can I set the K8S container time zone in Version 1.20 #101091

Wenshiqi222 opened this issue Apr 14, 2021 · 10 comments
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Wenshiqi222 commented Apr 14, 2021

Since the release of Kuberentes Version 1.20, PodPreset which was used to set the time zone in the specific namespace has been removed , so now,how can i set time zones for a group of PODS as easily as PodPreset?

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/sig api-machinery

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pacoxu commented Apr 14, 2021

/kind support
/sig apps
/sig service-catalog
/remove-sig api-machinery
/retitle How can I set the K8S container time zone in Version 1.20
PodPreset was removed in #94090 (1.8 added, 1.20 removed)

Some alternatives can refer to #93900 (comment) \ #69640 (comment)

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hello anybody can help me? Or can anybody teach me how to wirte a mutatingWebhook to add some information to the pods?

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sftim commented Apr 25, 2021

@Wenshiqi222: GitHub is not the right place for Kubernetes support requests.

You could ask your question on the Kubernetes Slack (try the #kubernetes-users channel), or via the Discuss Kubernetes forum.

You could also try Stack Overflow.

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