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I might _attempt_ to write a blog about all the different things that causes Kubernetes evicts pods. There are so many, and every single one works differently.

can you elaborate this a bit? are you referring to when the node is down?

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No, for example if you have a temp volume mounted for some shared (ephemeral) state between pods, it thinks the pod isn't safe to remove ever. You have to add the 'cluster-autoscaler.kubernetes.io/safe-to-evict: "true"' annotation.