How to delete pod restart policy in k8s

In Kubernetes, the restart strategy can be achieved by deleting Pods.

1. Delete a Pod using the kubectl command.
2. Delete the specified pod using kubectl.
3. This will remove the Pod with the specified name and automatically create a new Pod based on the Pod’s restart policy.
4. Delete all Pods with a specific label using the kubectl command.
5. Delete a pod with a specific label by using the command “kubectl delete pod -l =“.
6. This will delete all Pods with the specified label and automatically create new Pods based on the Pod’s restart policy.
7. Define a Pod using a YAML file and delete the Pod using the kubectl command:
   First, create a YAML file for the Pod, for example pod.yaml:
8. apiVersion: v1
   type: Pod
   metadata:
   name: spec:
   restartPolicy: Always
   containers:
   – name:
   image:
9. Next, create a Pod using the kubectl command.
10. Apply the configuration in the pod.yaml file using kubectl.
11. Finally, delete the Pod using the kubectl command.
12. Delete the pod using the configuration file pod.yaml with kubectl.
13. This will delete the specified Pod and automatically create a new one based on the Pod’s restart policy.

Regardless of the method used, Kubernetes will automatically create a new Pod based on the restart policy (Always, OnFailure, Never).