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Hi!! I'm trying to add a new node to the cluster. I've just done it manually, and when I do a sudo kubectl get nodes it is at the list.
My problem is... how could I do the LoadBalancer to know I've just introduced a new node? Because if I switch off the nodes in where I'm deploying any service, it does not use this new node (it does not include it in the balance)
luispla22
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5 months ago
Hi!! I'm trying to add a new node to the cluster. I've just done it manually, and when I do a sudo kubectl get nodes it is at the list.
My problem is... how could I do the LoadBalancer to know I've just introduced a new node? Because if I switch off the nodes in where I'm deploying any service, it does not use this new node (it does not include it in the balance)