Deployments — Terminating Pods
You can see the terminating pods only if the DeploymentReplicaSetTerminatingReplicas feature gate is enabled on the API server and on the kube-controller-manager Pods that become terminating due to deletion or scale down may take a long time to terminate, and may consume additional resources during
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You can see the terminating pods only if the DeploymentReplicaSetTerminatingReplicas feature gate is enabled on the API server and on the kube-controller-manager
Pods that become terminating due to deletion or scale down may take a long time to terminate, and may consume additional resources during that period. As a result, the total number of all pods can temporarily exceed .spec.replicas. Terminating pods can be tracked using the .status.terminatingReplicas field of the Deployment.
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