Building-permits VMs have tiny root disks; after join, kubelet is expected to hit DiskPressure quickly. What should platform ops correct before install?
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Short Explanation
A closet-sized disk fills up the moment images and logs move in. Size node disks for image layers, kubelet state, and logs before joining. etcd is not an image registry, and silencing eviction just hides the fire.
Full Explanation
Kubelet stores image layers, container runtime data, and logs on local disk; undersized roots lead to DiskPressure and evictions. Capacity planning for those paths is part of infrastructure prep. Images are not kept in etcd, Never pull policies do not remove the need for space when images must run, and disabling eviction does not fix insufficient storage.