Intermediate
Kubernetes
Q51 / 100
What is the purpose of "Taints" and "Tolerations" in Kubernetes scheduling?
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The correct answer is A) Taints mark nodes so that, by default, Pods cannot be scheduled on them unless they have a matching toleration, allowing nodes to repel certain Pods while permitting designated exceptions
A
Correct Answer
Taints mark nodes so that, by default, Pods cannot be scheduled on them unless they have a matching toleration, allowing nodes to repel certain Pods while permitting designated exceptions
Explanation
Taints applied to nodes repel Pods that don't have a matching toleration; this is the opposite of affinity (which attracts Pods) and is useful for dedicating nodes to specific workloads.
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