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Managing Node Workloads with Kubernetes Cordon and Drain

This video explains and demonstrates how to use the kubectl cordon and kubectl drain commands to manage pods on your Kubernetes nodes. Learn the difference between preventing new pods from being scheduled and safely evicting existing pods from a node. We also cover how to handle DaemonSet pods and how to use the uncordon command to return a node to a schedulable state. Video Highlights: Cordon vs. Drain: Understanding the difference between kubectl cordon and kubectl drain [00:22]. Practical Demonstration: A live example of draining a node and observing pods being rescheduled on other nodes [05:31]. Handling DaemonSets: How to use the --ignore-daemonsets flag [05:48]. Uncordoning Nodes: Making a node schedulable again with the uncordon command [10:42]. You can find the video here:    • Managing Node Workloads with Kubernetes Co...