If my cloud is down and i want to manage the pods in the nodepool in the edge then how should i setup the kubectl?

[Nitish-CONSORT]

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[rambohe-ch]

@Nitish-CONSORT Thanks for raising the issue. what kind of operations do you want to manage the pods in the edge when cloud is down?

Any changes to the pod in the edge will be overwritten by the pods in the cloud after cloud recovered.

[Nitish-CONSORT]

I am not able to enter in pod by "kubectl exec" command, and also not able to "apply" and "delete" pods if cloud is in down state.

[rambohe-ch]

I am not able to enter in pod by "kubectl exec" command, and also not able to "apply" and "delete" pods if cloud is in down state.

@Nitish-CONSORT ok, this kind of requirement is not supported in OpenYurt now. maybe some exec/apply/delete pod features can be added in the yurtadm tool that can be used on edge node when cloud is down.

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[rambohe-ch]

@Nitish-CONSORT There are no activities on this issue for a long time, so i will close this issue. You can feel free to reopen this issue or create new issues if needed.