38Walk me through what the kubelet does between PodScheduled and a running container. Why do nodes flap NotReady while pods keep serving?▼expert★ EssentialGoogleRed HatDatadog◆ premiumThe kubelet is a local reconcile loop with its own event stream, probe workers and eviction brain. The detail worth holding onto is that Ready status can reflect either a reported health failure or missing heartbeats, and those have different causes and different fixes.Open full answer →
39Every Kubernetes pod runs a pause container nobody deployed. Why does it exist?▼easyMicrosoftHashiCorpCloudflare◆ premiumIt sounds like trivia and screens for something real: whether you understand that a pod is a shared namespace boundary with an owner, not just a group of containers.Open full answer →
41We replaced Docker with containerd on every node. What did we actually gain, and what runs underneath now?▼medium★ EssentialRed HatNVIDIADatadog◆ premiumDockershim is gone and the CRI contract decides what a runtime must do. The senior-level part is the shim model: a supervisor process that owns exit codes and stdio so the daemon can die without taking workloads with it.Open full answer →