# After maintenance on a drained Kubernetes node, which command lets the scheduler place new pods on it again? Kubernetes, Easy (Beginner), Commands. https://k8wiz.com/uquiz/after-maintenance-on-a-drained-kubernetes-node-which-command-lets-the-scheduler-place-new-pods-on-it-again - A. kubectl drain --undo - B. kubectl uncordon - C. kubectl taint node --restore - D. kubectl rollout restart node **Answer:** kubectl uncordon **Explanation:** kubectl drain cordons the node before evicting pods, which marks it unschedulable. kubectl uncordon removes that mark so the scheduler can use the node again. It doesn't move existing pods back; the node only receives new pods.