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Kubernetes Pod Cleanup: Stop Using kubectl delete all pods! Do This Instead

Kubernetes Pod Cleanup. Do you know what your kubectl delete REALLY removes. Kubernetes Pod Cleanup techniques. Stop Using kubectl delete all pods! Do This Instead. Here the steps and commands featured in my video. Shows all pods across all namespaces kubectl get pods -A Shows all failed pods across all namespaces kubectl get pods -A --field-selector status.phase=Failed Delete only failed pods kubectl get pods -A --field-selector status.phase=Failed -o json | kubectl delete -f - ** IMPORTANT ** What it WILL delete: ✅ Evicted pods ✅ Failed pods ✅ CrashLoopBackOff pods that are actually failed What it WON'T delete: ❌ ContainerStatusUnknown pods ❌ Running pods (even if they have issues) ❌ Pending pods ❌ Unknown phase pods Additional cleanup for other statuses command --------------------------------------------- If you want to clean up more, you might need to manually delete specific problematic pods: For ContainerStatusUnknown pods (specific pods) kubectl delete pod -n cattle-system system-upgrade-controller-#####ID##### Or use label selectors for specific deployments - NAME pattern kubectl delete pods -n cattle-system -l app=system-upgrade-controller Deleting pending pods kubectl get pods -A --field-selector=status.phase=Pending kubectl delete pod #####POD_NAME##### --grace-period=0 --force #kubernetes #docker #container #podcast