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An operator adds --disable-eviction to a drain to get past a blocking PodDisruptionBudget. What is the consequence?

  1. The budget is checked once and then ignored
  2. The drain waits until the budget allows it
  3. Pods are deleted directly, so the budget is not checked at all
  4. The budget is temporarily relaxed to maxUnavailable: 100%
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Answer: C. Pods are deleted directly, so the budget is not checked at all

--disable-eviction forces drain to use delete rather than the eviction API, which bypasses the disruption budget entirely — powerful and to be used with care.

Source: kubectl drain (Kubernetes) — Options

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