K8s by Example: Topology Spread Constraints
| Topology spread ensures even Pod distribution across zones or nodes. More flexible than anti-affinity for complex spreading requirements. Controls the “skew” between domains. |
| topology-spread.yaml | |
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| topology-spread-multi.yaml | |
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| topology-spread-mindomains.yaml | |
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| topology-spread-taints.yaml | |
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| topology-spread-affinity.yaml | |
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| topology-spread-production.yaml | |
| Combine zone and node spreading for production workloads. Strict zone spread prevents zone failure impact. Flexible node spread handles uneven node counts. | |
| topology-spread-rollout.yaml | |
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| Debug topology spread by checking Pod distribution and scheduler events. Verify zone labels on nodes. Use custom columns to see topology at a glance. | |