Kubernetes Jobs & Cronjobs | How it works

[@adityahpatel]

I have a question - Running 10 pods in parallel isn't going to help. What will help is running 10 pods where each Pod is processing a DIFFERENT batch/slice of data. How to do that?

[@deepakranjanmishra5641]

Very Nice Explanation Sir

[@dipalibadadhe8930]

Very nice to explain and good guidance👍👏👏

[@jac6963]

Nicely explained

[@niteshb4832]

Good and simple explanation

[@dadasahebkale880]

Good Explanation

[@AbhayAR]

what if i want my pod should be terminated automatically and spin up when cron job starts

[@techworldwithrajendra]

Here pod does not terminate and will re mail in completed state for some time and will be removed after some time. New pod will be created for next cron job trigger

[@AbhayAR]

@@techworldwithrajendra But in my case pod is being completed, we have cron job and what is happening, when job starts, will create a new pod, once it finish next day at 7 it is completed, again when cron starts, it will spin a new pod, technically it should terminate the previous one, any suggestion on ttlsecondsafterfinished?