kubectl-uncordon
marks a node as schedulable
TLDR
Uncordon node
$ kubectl uncordon [node-name]
Uncordon multiple nodes$ kubectl uncordon [node1] [node2]
Uncordon with selector$ kubectl uncordon -l [key=value]
Dry run$ kubectl uncordon [node-name] --dry-run=client
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
kubectl(1), kubectl-cordon(1), kubectl-drain(1)
