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wide-mechanic-33041
04/09/2024, 11:17 AMyup if you quit rd than the vm or the distro will be stopped. why do you think that it is still running?
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rich-fall-4790
04/09/2024, 11:56 AMSomething about the age of some of the pods made me think so. 🤷
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wide-mechanic-33041
04/09/2024, 11:57 AMsounds a bit odd. you can look for running processes etc
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rich-fall-4790
04/09/2024, 1:59 PMShould had a poke at the menubar icon that would’ve confirmed k3s being restarted 🤦
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fast-garage-66093
04/09/2024, 3:53 PMShutting down will not destroy the Pods, but only the containers. When k3s restarts the Pods will recreate the containers. So the age of the Pod is the time when they were created.
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fast-garage-66093
04/09/2024, 3:55 PMYou can use "Reset Kubernetes" if you want to destroy all the workloads in the cluster: Troubleshooting | Rancher Desktop Docs. If you also want to delete the images and start with a fresh VM you can use "Factory Reset".
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rich-fall-4790
04/10/2024, 10:41 AMThanks for the clarification Jan!