This error message indicates that the pod cannot be scheduled on any available node because all nodes have a taint that the pod does not tolerate. In this case, the taint is “node.kubernetes.io/not-ready”, which means that the node is not ready to accept new pods.
To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
Check the status of your nodes by running “kubectl get nodes”. Look for any nodes that have a NotReady status.
Check if there are any issues with your nodes by running “kubectl describe node
”. Look for any events or conditions that indicate problems with the node. If there are no issues with your nodes, check if there are any pods already running on them using “kubectl get pods -o wide”. If there are, consider deleting some of them to free up resources.
If none of these steps work, you may need to add more nodes to your cluster to increase capacity.
Once you have resolved the issue and made sure that at least one node is available without the taint that your pod doesn’t tolerate, you can try deploying your pod again.
