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DocumentationTencent Kubernetes EngineTKE General Cluster GuideNative Node ManagementLifecycle of a Native Node
Lifecycle of a Native Node
Last updated: 2023-05-05 11:05:32
Lifecycle Description
Status | Description |
Healthy | The node is running normally and connected to the cluster. |
Exception | The node is running abnormally and not connected to the cluster. |
Creating | The node is being created and not connected to the cluster. After machine purchase, component installation, and node registration are complete, the node can be connected to the cluster. |
Draining... | The node is draining the Pod to another node. |
Restarting | The node is restarting and cannot be connected to the cluster. No new Pods can be scheduled to this node. |
Cordoned | The node is cordoned and no new Pods can be scheduled to this node. |
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