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You’ve created a Pod using the kubectl run
command. Now you’re attempting to remove the Pod, but it keeps being recreated. Which command could help you identify why the Pod is being recreated?
Explanation:
The command kubectl get deployments
is the most relevant for identifying why a Pod is being recreated. This command lists all deployments in the current namespace. If a deployment is responsible for recreating the Pod, you can delete the deployment with kubectl delete deployment <deployment-name>
to stop the Pod from being recreated.
kubectl get secrets
lists secrets in the namespace, which are unlikely to directly cause a Pod to be recreated.gcloud container describe pods
provides detailed information about a specific Pod but doesn't help identify the cause of recreation.kubectl get pods
lists all Pods but doesn't explain why they're being recreated.