Platform & DevOps·Placement, resources and the pod lifecycle
a healthy workload was terminated because the node it happened to be on ran out of disk, and it had done nothing wrong.
Eviction
Also calledpod eviction, node pressure eviction
The platform terminating running workloads to relieve pressure on a node — memory, disk or PIDs — choosing victims by QoS class and by how far over their requests they are. It is a deliberate sacrifice rather than a failure, and it is why a workload can die for reasons entirely outside its own behaviour. Disk pressure from unbounded logs or image sprawl is the most common trigger and the easiest to prevent.