Kubectl delete pods

kubectl delete pod podname

Kubectl delete all pods

kubectl delete --all pods

Force delete pod kubernetes

kubectl delete pods <pod> --grace-period=0 --force

Source: kubernetes.io

Kubectl cleanup pods

# I deleted the resources in the below order and it worked for me.

# To get all the resources.

kubectl get pods,services,deployments,jobs,daemonset

# Delete the resources like below:

kubectl delete deployments <deployment>
kubectl delete services <services>
kubectl delete pods <pods> --namespace=<namespace>
kubectl delete daemonset <daemonset>

Source: google.com

Kubectl delete pods wildcard

$ kubectl get pods -n default --no-headers=true | awk '/web-app/{print $1}'| xargs  kubectl delete -n default podpod "web-app-7fb4f5bff9-8crgx" deletedpod "web-app-7fb4f5bff9-ftzfd" deletedpod "web-app-7fb4f5bff9-rrkt2" deleted

Source: medium.com

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