According to this article it is the only way to preserve system pods when eviction might happen. I was wondering if there is chance to turn off eviction mechanism and keep all pods - allow starvation in kubelet configuration? I would like to keep pods from certain namespaces always up even if node is low in resources.
Is there any way to turn off eviction in kubelet?
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You can use priority classes to prioritise your important pods over others. You can also use
system-cluster-criticalorsystem-node-criticalas thepriorityClassNameto mark the pod as critical if you have PodPriority feature gates enabled. See Guaranteed Scheduling For Critical Add-On Pods for details