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That is correct. Rke2 uses containerd as it's container runtime. Stopping containerd and/or the kubelet does not stop running containers. If you want to drain the node first, see the upstream docs on graceful node shutdown, or you can just run the killall script. |
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@brandond do you have a link.. As when I try kubectl drain $(hostname) --ignore-daemonsets --delete-emptydir-dataI noticed that the due to the helmcontroller manifests it starts re-deploying them. Also is there any plan to incorporate this within the rk2-server shutdown command? |
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Hi,
Noticed that when I stop the rke2-server services using:
That the pods are not shutdown.. When checking the status I see :
Or should I be using rke2-killall.sh
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