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Update kubernetes-config.rst with operator guidance for Windows nodes #1714
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When deploying the collector in a K8s cluster with both Linux and Windows nodes, where the operator is enabled, we need to add a node selector to ensure that the operator is deployed to a Linux node, as it will not work if deployed to a Windows node.
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Node support to be added to default config instead - see open-telemetry/opentelemetry-operator#642. |
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Summary of tasks - https://splunk.atlassian.net/browse/O11YDOCS-7108 |
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Closing as discussed in the jira ticket. |
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When deploying the collector in a K8s cluster with both Linux and Windows nodes, where the operator is enabled, we need to add a node selector to ensure that the operator is deployed to a Linux node, as it will not work if deployed to a Windows node. I've tested this change in an AKS environment with Linux and Windows nodes.