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kubectl-uncordon

marks a node as schedulable

TLDR

Uncordon node

$ kubectl uncordon [node-name]
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Uncordon multiple nodes
$ kubectl uncordon [node1] [node2]
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Uncordon with selector
$ kubectl uncordon -l [key=value]
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Dry run
$ kubectl uncordon [node-name] --dry-run=client
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SYNOPSIS

kubectl uncordon [options] node

DESCRIPTION

kubectl uncordon marks a node as schedulable. It reverses the effect of cordon.
The command is used after node maintenance. New pods can be scheduled once uncordoned.

PARAMETERS

NODE

Node name to uncordon.
-l SELECTOR
Label selector.
--dry-run MODE
Simulate operation.
--help
Display help information.

CAVEATS

Subcommand of kubectl. Only marks schedulable. Pods don't automatically move back.

HISTORY

kubectl uncordon provides node scheduling restoration for Kubernetes after maintenance.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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