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Restart a Topology on Kubernetes #3740
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<createTopologySelectorLabels> will generate match labels of the form "app=heron,topology=topology-name".
<restart> will shutdown a topology by deleting its associated Pods.
Updated Helm chart for Pod permission: - deletecollection
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I forgot the Helm chart permissions: - apiGroups:
- ""
resources:
- pods
verbs:
- deletecollection |
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@nicknezis thank you! |
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This PR adds the ability to
restarta topology on the Kubernetes scheduler. It achieves this by deleting all Pods associated with the topology using aSelectormatch label for:I have done some very quick deployment testing.