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microk8s reset is slow
See original GitHub issuemicrok8s reset takes at least several minutes on my laptop and heats it up considerably. I’ve only deployed a modest application with 3 application pods, postgres and a cronjob.
sudo snap remove microk8s && sudo snap install microk8s --classic && microk8s enable ... takes way less time. Definitely under a minute, and not resource intensive at al.
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That’s not really how the docs make it sound:
From the docs I got the impression that the point of reset was that it was easier than having to reinstall everything.
Your comment comes across very differently to the docs and I suspect most people trying to use reset likely don’t actually want the thing that reset does and actually want a full reset.
Me too. I spent 30+ minutes with a simple application, still running… Finally, I destroy the cluster and create a new instance. I never successfully run the reset command.