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@mabilinab It should not get overwritten as the tf state was not changed. Try it, you'll see that it remains. |
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Hello, I have tried this solution, it works but when changes are made on the autoscaler configuration, it redeploys and the toleration is lost. A variable setting in kube.tf about autoscaler tolerations would greatly help! |
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@vlassisemm Maybe |
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I have added a taint to my master node, and now, the cluster-autoscaler pods can no longer be scheduled since they do not have the right taint toleration.
Is it possible to configure the cluster-autoscaler deployment to have the right toleration to be scheduled on the master node?
(I think I can do that through kubectl, but that will be overridden whenever I apply the kube.tf)
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