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@Prashant Shahi
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Hey @Hima Vyas 👋 You can use taints and tolerations which together ensures that pods are not scheduled onto inappropriate nodes. You would have to set taints in the nodes or node groups and use
tolerations
configuration in Helm for relevant components. https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/scheduling-eviction/taint-and-toleration/
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Thanks @Prashant Shahi while installing signoz, is there a straightforward way to override tolerations?
If not, does it sound right to change tolerations in values.yaml file of all 3 directories - https://github.com/SigNoz/charts/tree/main/charts ? Taint part - node group creation can be handled separately.
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yes, node group taints can be added afterwards. You can also include tolerations in
override-values.yaml
for the
helm upgrade
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Awesome, let me try this! Thank you @Prashant Shahi !