nodepool

Kubernetes: targeting workloads to a node pool/group using taints and tolerations

If you have specific intentions for a Kubernetes node pool/group (workload isolation, cpu type, etc.), then you can assign labels to attract workloads in conjunction with taints to repel workloads that do not have explicit tolerations applied. And although the generalized kubectl utility can assign labels and taints to specific nodes, the assignment of labels Kubernetes: targeting workloads to a node pool/group using taints and tolerations

GCP: list of available GKE cluster versions in region and channel

If you are going to create a GKE cluster in a region, you may need to be explicit with the version of the master control plane and worker nodes.  Below is how you would list the available versions. # specify your region region=us-east1 gcloud container get-server-config –region=$region