Please link the relevant lab. Or if it’s a playground – that. This is a characteristic of Azure’s system – for free accounts they limit certain resources to rather random data centers. You may need to experiment with the region to get this working.

Kubernetes
#1

I tried this question again. The question says to get my pods in a running state, without editing the requests.limits on the deployment (and I don’t think I did). But I was hoping that maybe two options might make my mistake a lot more clearer. My pods were running (without any restarts). Please see cut-out from my terminal:

#2

Hi @Perfect28Gamer

Could you please share the lab link? If it’s from KodeKloud Engineer, please also include the course level and task name.

#3

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