Hi, I run into the first doubt. When using kubectl -n kube-system get pods in my . . .

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#1

Héctor Tornos:
Hi, I run into the first doubt.
When using kubectl -n kube-system get pods in my company K8S cluster. There is no etcd pods, why?

#2

Hinodeya:
maybee is running as a deamon systemctl status etcd

#3

Héctor Tornos:
I think I have no access to master node, I only see worker nodes resources. Is this possible?

#4

unnivkn:
Yes… you won’t be having access to master node if k8s is running on cloud

#5

unnivkn:
Are you able to see all other system pods? May be etcd running on it’s on server

#6

Héctor Tornos:
Is an aks, running on our azure tenant, so i think i wont be able to see most of the master configs

#7

unnivkn:
it’s correct.

#8

SaidBen:
I am not a big fan of aks :grin: You won’t have access to control planes in aks and you won’t even be able to tell which nodes are control planes because azure manages k8s cluster for you as part of their software as a service infra.