kubectl taint

Taint nodes

high risk

interactive breakdown — edit the command and press Explain
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⚠ Risks & cautions
Safer / dry-run alternatives
kubectl describe node <node> | grep -i taintCheck existing taints
What it does

Adds/removes taints. See the flags and examples below, and run `man kubectl` for the full reference.

Examples
kubectl taint nodes n1 dedicated=gpu:NoScheduleAdd · explain & risk-check →
kubectl taint nodes n1 dedicated-Remove · explain & risk-check →
Related
kubectl drain
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Reference text is hand-written and may be incomplete — check man kubectl for your version. Test destructive commands on a non-production system first.