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Operating System Upgrades within a Kubernetes Cluster

 See which pods are running on which nodes:

kubectl get pods -o wide

Evict the pods on a node:

kubectl drain [node_name] --ignore-daemonsets

Watch as the node changes status:

kubectl get nodes -w

Schedule pods to the node after maintenance is complete:

kubectl uncordon [node_name]
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