A pod can also have one or more containers, one of which is the application container, and the others are the init container, which halts after it completes a job or the application container is ready to perform its function, and the sidecar container, which is affixed to the primary application container. A container or pod will not always leave due to an application failure. In scenarios like this, you will need to restart your Kubernetes Pod explicitly. In this guide, you will explore how to force pods in a deployment to restart using several ways. Pre-requisites To restart the pod using kubectl, make sure you have installed the kubectl tool along with the minikube cluster. Otherwise, you will not be able to implement the prescribed article. Methods to create pods using Kubectl To restart pods using Kubectl, you have……
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