Kasun Herath

Hi @lirankremer can you please share how you have set the vnc port and where?

@VietND96 that's the problem I have not set any explicit logic for that, I've let Selenium Grid handle that part as how it assigns the sessions to available free nodes,...

@VietND96 thanks for the insights but to provide more info our scaling down gets triggered when a user calls the `driver.quit();` method by looking at the pod log values ,...

Closing this to investigate a more aligning solution with consideration to above comment thanks @VietND96

@VietND96 Log files attached _(fyi its the node deletion Im triggering not node drain)_ [Chrome_Pod_log.txt](https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium/files/15217990/Chrome_Pod_log.txt) [Hub_Pod_log.txt](https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/docker-selenium/files/15217947/Hub_Pod_log.txt) btw do you think triggering the node deletion through a curl command would not...

@VietND96 actually the nodes are of POD type no replica counts specified or maintained, deleting the pod via kubectl command is working as expected, the only issue is deleting the...

Thank You @joerg1985 for promptly looking into this, will confirm with the next release made