If you’ve ever managed a Kubernetes cluster, you’re probably no stranger to evicted pods. They can pile up, cluttering your cluster and making it harder to keep things organized. But there’s good news! With a bit of scripting and a simple Kubernetes CronJob, you can keep your cluster clean without lifting a finger. This article walks you through creating a fully automated tool to delete these evicted pods and even notify you when it’s done.

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Jiri Wetter

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