A node has MemoryPressure condition set to True. How can you combine Kubernetes commands to identify and relieve memory pressure?

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A node has MemoryPressure condition set to True. How can you combine Kubernetes commands to identify and relieve memory pressure?

AUse <code>kubectl top node</code> to check memory usage, then drain the node to move pods elsewhere

BDelete the node immediately

CRun <code>kubectl cordon</code> without draining

DRestart the API server

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check memory usage with kubectl top
kubectl top node shows current memory usage to confirm pressure.
Step 2: Drain node to move pods
Draining the node evicts pods, freeing memory and relieving pressure.
Final Answer:
Use kubectl top node to check memory usage, then drain the node to move pods elsewhere -> Option A
Quick Check:
Top node + drain relieves memory pressure [OK]

Quick Trick: Check memory with top, then drain node to free memory [OK]

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