Generally how many nodes will be running in a kubernetes cluster

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Generally how many nodes will be run in a cluster? Anyone who is working on kubernetes, please clarify?
Feb 9, 2020 in Kubernetes by anonymous
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By default only one I.e. master node will run.. you can join other nodes too in that cluster
answered Feb 9, 2020 by anonymous
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Kubernetes latest version 1.17 supports
5000 nodes per cluster.
150000 total pods
300000 total containers
100 pods per node
answered Feb 18, 2020 by Raj

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