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To use the Taints and Tolerations feature of Kubernetes, you must define thetolerations override property for each Apigee hybrid component. The following components support defining tolerations:
aoapigeeIngressGatewaycassandracassandraSchemaSetupcassandraSchemaValidationcassandraUserSetupconnectAgentistiodloggermartmetricsmintTaskSchedulerredisruntimesynchronizerudcaWatcher
See the Configuration property reference for more information about these components.
Apply Tolerations to individual components by adding thetolerations:configuration properties in your overrides file and then upgrading the Helm chart for thecomponent.
See theApigee Helm charts reference for a list of which Helm charts manage each hybrid component.
For example, to apply the tolerations to the Apigee operator deployment
- Add the
tolerations:properties toao:in your overrides file:ao:tolerations:-key:"key1"operator:"Equal"value:"value1"effect:"NoExecute"tolerationSeconds:3600
- Apply the change to the
apigee-operatorchart:helm upgrade operator apigee-operator/ \ --install \ --namespaceAPIGEE_NAMESPACE \ --atomic \ -foverrides.yaml
To apply the tolerations to the Cassandra StatefulSet:
- Add the
tolerations:properties tocassandra:in youroverrides file:cassandra:tolerations:-key:"key1"operator:"Equal"value:"value1"effect:"NoExecute"tolerationSeconds:3600
- Apply the change to the
apigee-datastorechart:helm upgrade datastore apigee-datastore/ \ --install \ --namespaceAPIGEE_NAMESPACE \ --atomic \ -foverrides.yaml
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Last updated 2026-02-18 UTC.