William Denniss • 3/12/2021

GKE Autopilot: how to know if Pending pods will be scheduled

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This technical article details how to determine if pods stuck in a Pending state in GKE Autopilot are waiting for normal cluster auto-scaling or are failing due to other issues. It explains the significance of the 'TriggeredScaleUp' Kubernetes event and provides a practical guide using kubectl commands to monitor events and confirm successful resource provisioning.

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