What about removing the selector from the pod?
It will immediately trigger the creation of a new pod and still let the "removed" pod finish its current tasks.
Once it is done, you can delete it.
Does that make sense?
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What about removing the selector from the pod?
It will immediately trigger the creation of a new pod and still let the "removed" pod finish its current tasks.
Once it is done, you can delete it.
Does that make sense?