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Restart Pods

Guide to Restarting a Pod​

Steps to Restart a Deployed Pod:

  1. Click Workloads in the left menu.
  2. Select the Cluster and Namespace used in the Deployment Group.
  3. Click the Pod menu.
  4. Click the red delete button in the Actions column to delete the Pod.
  5. Click OK to confirm deletion.
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Pods are automatically recreated based on the Replicas setting configured in the Deployment Spec.

  • If Replicas are greater than 1, all Pods must be restarted to reflect ConfigMap and Secret updates.
  • Unrestarted Pods will not reflect the applied changes.

Guide to Restarting All Pods at Once​

Steps to Restart All Pods:

  1. Click the monitor icon at the top-right corner to open Web SSH.
  2. In the SSH terminal, enter the following command:
kubectl rollout restart deploy {deployment-name} -n {deployment-namespace}

Example: kubectl rollout restart deploy cloud-movie-dev -n cloud-movie-dev-ns

  1. Ensure that the output shows:
deployment.apps/{deployment-name} restarted

If you see an error about insufficient permissions, you may need the Kubernetes resource deployment delete permissions (e.g., cluster-administrator role).