You can protect services from sudden disconnection. To do this, use the Pod Disruption Budget tool. It allows you to control how many pods can be disconnected at a time during scheduled maintenance, such as node upgrades or migrations.
How to configure the podDisruptionBudget parameter
The podDisruptionBudget parameter can be configured in the values-elma365.yaml file. Navigate to the .Values.global.podDisruptionBudget field and set the values, for example:
global:
podDisruptionBudget:
enabled: true
minAvailable: 2
# maxUnavailable: 1
Where:
enabled. Thetruevalue enables the parameter.minAvailableis the minimum number of pods that must remain operational and available during scheduled operations.maxUnavailableis the maximum number of pods that are unavailable during scheduled operations.
Once the parameter is configured, apply it as described in the Modify BRIX Enterprise parameters article.
Default values for the podDisruptionBudget parameter
By default, thepodDisruptionBudget parameter is disabled. If you set .Values.global.global.podDisruptionBudget.enabled to true but do not specify a value for minAvailable or maxUnavailable, the following settings apply:
spec:
minAvailable: 1
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