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Lokomotive right now ships two kubelet: one baked into the OS with ignition, using the kubelet-wrapper script from Flatcar Container Linux, and another one that is self-hosted.
It will be nice to have the option to use the kubelet installed in the node, instead of self-hosted, for scenarios like:
Setups where is preferred to replace nodes when upgrading
While I want to fix every issue that arises, I understand that doing it will not be immediate and having a fallback plan like this one seems important (even also to test if something was related to self-hosted kubelet).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Lokomotive right now ships two kubelet: one baked into the OS with ignition, using the kubelet-wrapper script from Flatcar Container Linux, and another one that is self-hosted.
It will be nice to have the option to use the kubelet installed in the node, instead of self-hosted, for scenarios like:
While I want to fix every issue that arises, I understand that doing it will not be immediate and having a fallback plan like this one seems important (even also to test if something was related to self-hosted kubelet).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: