I started a test if my kubernetes installation is running well, with:
$ kubectl run -it hello --image=busybox -- sh
However it didn't work. Now I want to just clean up everything before I figure out how to continue. But if I deletethe pod it gets restarted, I suppose by a corresponding replicaset. But this gets restarted as well if I delete it. What can I do now to clean up whatever kubectl run did?
The run command creates a deployment which controls the replicaset please run the following commands to verify and solve:
kubectl get deployments
kubectl delete deployment hello
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43230541/how-to-stop-replicaset-from-restarting