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2020-06-14
15:38
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I have imported a database backup and according to the documentation I should restart the server. But what is the best (adviced) way to do this because the concept of a server in Kubernetes is quite different? Internet shows some advices like low level killing containers on the Unix level, deleting pods or changing deployments. I like deployments but unfortunately AAF is installed without these. My second choice is deleting the pod and letting the system bring it back. But what is best?
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George Teys

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2020-06-18
11:30
kubectl --namespace aa-best delete pod --grace-period=0 --force aa-best-6320-aaf-0
where
namespace : aa-best
# command to see your namespace: kubectl get namespace
POD Name: aa-best-6320-aaf-0
# command to see your pods: kubectl get pods --namespace < Advanced Authentication Namespace name >
We already created a ticket to add it to the official documentation.
where
namespace : aa-best
# command to see your namespace: kubectl get namespace
POD Name: aa-best-6320-aaf-0
# command to see your pods: kubectl get pods --namespace < Advanced Authentication Namespace name >
We already created a ticket to add it to the official documentation.
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George Teys

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2020-06-18
11:30
kubectl --namespace aa-best delete pod --grace-period=0 --force aa-best-6320-aaf-0
where
namespace : aa-best
# command to see your namespace: kubectl get namespace
POD Name: aa-best-6320-aaf-0
# command to see your pods: kubectl get pods --namespace < Advanced Authentication Namespace name >
We already created a ticket to add it to the official documentation.
where
namespace : aa-best
# command to see your namespace: kubectl get namespace
POD Name: aa-best-6320-aaf-0
# command to see your pods: kubectl get pods --namespace < Advanced Authentication Namespace name >
We already created a ticket to add it to the official documentation.