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Cordon node in OpenShiftThe problem is related to a cordon node in OpenShift. The cordon node command is used to mark a node as unschedulable, which means no new pods will be scheduled on that node. The resolution steps involve identifying the node that needs to be cordoned and executing the cordon command on that node. |
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Identify the node to be cordonedUse the OpenShift CLI command 'oc get nodes' to list all the nodes in the cluster and identify the node that needs to be cordoned. |
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Cordon the nodeExecute the cordon command on the identified node to mark it as unschedulable. |
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