Starting new pods may sometimes be required in a Kubernetes cluster, for example, to meet the requirements of an increased load. The replication controller has the ability to restart a container, which is actually starting a replacement container, if a container in a pod were to fail.
Problem
Cluster load is a variable, and depending on application use requirements, cluster load can increase or decrease. One of the benefits of the Kubernetes cluster manager is the ability to scale a cluster of containers (pods) as required. If more load is expected, a user may scale up (increase ...
