Update a Deployment Without Downtime — Detecting a stalled rollout
If a rollout does not make progress within the time specified by .spec.progressDeadlineSeconds (default: 600 seconds), Kubernetes marks the Deployment condition Progressing as False.
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If a rollout does not make progress within the time specified by .spec.progressDeadlineSeconds (default: 600 seconds), Kubernetes marks the Deployment condition Progressing as False. You can check for this condition by describing the Deployment
Look for the Progressing condition in the Conditions section of the output. A stalled rollout usually indicates that new Pods are failing to start. The Events section of the output can help diagnose the issue.
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