Abhishek Sharma abhioncbr

We together covered a handful of concepts in the last three posts about knowing, conceptualizing, and understanding pod eviction. As I said, in my first post that it's a complicated topic, and I would like to suggest that if you are reading this post first, please read all the below-listed posts before reading this one.

Please don't evict my pod; QoS class
Please don't evict my pod; eviction policy
Please don't evict my pod; priority & disruption budget
The current one, Please don't evict my pod; tips & tricks to avoid eviction.

Although I highly recommend to go through the posts as mentioned earlier but still, for the time-sake or as a refresher, we are going to revisit the concepts quickly; please feel free to skip the section if you already went over the posts or have a fai

	apiVersion: install.istio.io/v1alpha1
	kind: IstioOperator
	metadata:
	namespace: istio-system
	name: demo-istiocontrolplane
	spec:
	profile: demo
	components:
	egressGateways:
	- name: istio-egressgateway

	apiVersion: kustomize.config.k8s.io/v1beta1
	kind: Kustomization
	resources:
	- operator-generated-manifest.yaml
	- istio-generated-manifest.yaml
	images:
	- name: docker.io/istio/operator
	newName: private-repo/istio/operator
	newTag: 1.6.5

	# istioctl istio-operator dump manifests
	istioctl operator dump [--hub(optional)] > operator-generated-manifest.yaml

	# generate the manifest before installing Istio
	istioctl manifest generate > istio-generated-manifest.yaml

	# apply generated manifests
	kubectl apply -f operator-generated-manifest.yaml
	kubectl apply -f istio-generated-manifest.yaml

	# istioctl istio-operator dump manifests
	istioctl operator dump [--hub(optional)] > operator-generated-manifest.yaml

	# generate the manifest before installing Istio
	istioctl manifest generate > istio-generated-manifest.yaml

	# apply generated manifests
	kubectl apply -f operator-generated-manifest.yaml
	kubectl apply -f istio-generated-manifest.yaml

	#!/bin/bash

	# printing version of the plugin
	if [[ "$1" == "version" ]]
	then
	echo "kubectl fpods version 0.1.0"
	exit 0
	fi

	kubectl get pods --all-namespaces --field-selector=status.phase!=Running

	sudo chmod +x ./kubectl-fpod # making the file executable

	sudo mv ./kubectl-fpod /usr/local/bin # moving to the PATH

	apiVersion: v1
	kind: LimitRange
	metadata:
	name: mem-min-max-demo-lr
	spec:
	limits:
	- max:
	memory: 1Gi
	min:
	memory: 500Mi

	apiVersion: v1
	kind: List
	items:
	- apiVersion: v1
	kind: ResourceQuota
	metadata:
	name: pods-high
	spec:
	hard:
	cpu: "1000"

	kubectl create -f quota.yml
	kubectl describe quota