Hi @SEAN MCGURK ,
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- Start by verifying how the application is deployed. Check the workload type Inspect whether the application is managed by a Deployment, StatefulSet, or DaemonSet.
- If you find multiple Deployments for the same app, the upgrade may have created a new Deployment instead of updating the existing one. This usually happens if the
name
orrelease
labels changed. - If there’s only one Deployment, check the ReplicaSets. If you see multiple ReplicaSets with active pods, the old pods belong to an older ReplicaSet that hasn’t been scaled down. Check the events to see why the old pods are not being removed.
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