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Node.js Graceful Termination

30m 50s
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In a Kubernetes environment, proper application shutdown is key to stable deployments and scaling without downtime. In this lesson, you will learn how to correctly handle the SIGTERM signal that Kubernetes sends when stopping a pod. We will explore how to make Node.js stop accepting new requests while properly finishing the current ones without data loss and connection drops. This is the foundation for reliable and predictable production services.

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