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Tanzu Kubernetes Grid – How to edit Node resources and Scale a Cluster Vertically With kubectl

In this blog post I am going to walk you through how to edit the Machine Resource configurations for nodes deployed by Tanzu Kubernetes Grid. Example Issue – Disk Pressure In my environment, I found I needed to alter my node resources, as several Pods were getting the evicted status in my cluster. Node-Pressure Eviction … Continue reading Tanzu Kubernetes Grid – How to edit Node resources and Scale a Cluster Vertically With kubectl

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Quick Tip – Kubernetes – Delete all evicted pods across all namespaces

I’m currently troubleshooting an issue with my Kubernetes clusters where pods keep getting evicted, and this is happening across namespaces as well. The issue now that I am faced with, is being able to keep ontop of the issues. When I run: kubectl get pods -A | grep Evicted I’m presented with 100’s of returned … Continue reading Quick Tip – Kubernetes – Delete all evicted pods across all namespaces

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vSphere with Tanzu – Can I disable DRS?

Can I disable DRS? No. Why can’t I disable DRS when Workload Management is enabled? DRS is a mandatory feature for workload management, the WCP service relies on objects such as Resource Pools to operate. Update – 29th October The vSphere with Tanzu Documentation has now been updated with this statement. Caution: Do not disable … Continue reading vSphere with Tanzu – Can I disable DRS?

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Using vRealize Log Insight Cloud to archive on-premise Log Insight Data

vRealize Log Insight 8.6 brings the ability to build a hybrid log management platform, utilizing the functionality of an on-premises deployment of vRLI and vRLI Cloud. From the release notes, in this blog post we’ll be looking at how to configure the following: Simplify Log Archival with Non-Indexed Partitions: Use vRealize Log Insight Cloud to … Continue reading Using vRealize Log Insight Cloud to archive on-premise Log Insight Data

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Kasten K10 – Air gap installation using Harbor Image Registry

In this blog post, I will cover the steps for an air-gap installation for Kasten K10. For situations where your Kubernetes cluster doesn’t have available internet access to pull down the container images directly from their online locations. Pre-requisites Image Registry that is accessible by your Kubernetes cluster In this example I am using the … Continue reading Kasten K10 – Air gap installation using Harbor Image Registry