I am having this issue except I have not created a ReplicaSet as suggested by Tim Hockin.

Somehow a ReplicaSet was created with the same properties as my ReplicationController. The only difference is the name. The Controller is named 'fp-frontend' and the Set is named 'fp-frontend-389969098'. The appended number suggests that it was automatically created.

Perhaps a race condition or something, who knows.... I would however like to delete it and the pods it spawns.

So I try to delete it:

$kubectl delete rs fp-frontend-389969098 replicaset "fp-frontend-389969098" deleted

Command says it was deleted. But...

$kubectl get rs NAME DESIRED CURRENT AGE fp-frontend-389969098 1 1 4s

Any suggestions? I think I am going to delete and recreate the cluster?

I am using google container engine and kubernetes is up to date.

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