Question about "Using Annotations" slide in API section
Hi. In the APIs chapter on the Using Annotations page it says on the bottom:
For example, to annotate only Pods within a namespace, you can overwrite the annotation, and finally delete it. See the following commands:
$ kubectl annotate pods --all description='Production Pods' -n prod $ kubectl annotate --overwrite pod webpod description="Old Production Pods" -n prod $ kubectl -n prod annotate pod webpod description-
I don't get what this is doing. It says "to annotate only Pods within a namespace" but the first command already annotates all pods in the namespace. The next two seem to remove webpod's description but overwriting first for some reason...
I feel like this is misworded or something?
I am asking because it seems like it might be a useful for the certification test
Answers
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I agree. Looks like bad Engilsh. It shoud be at least something like:
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For example, you can to annotate only Pods within a namespace, you can overwrite the annotation, and finally delete it. See the following commands:
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Oh.. yeah, then it makes sense. it's three separate examples. Not one procedure with three steps. Thanks for helping me understand
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