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No meaningful status if gang-scheduled job has insufficient resources #447
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I hit the wrong button derp |
@jeefy: Reopening this issue. In response to this:
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xref #401
Which version are you testing? In master, we record an "Unschedulable" event if not enough resources for the job in each scheduling cycle. |
This is off of master. (Sorry this is long) I'm following the directions in the Tutorial (more or less) Dump of commands/output below Set up environment
(Helm) output
Creating a job using the example job-01.yaml, however requiring "2000m" CPU
Describing the job and the podGroup
If this is actually a bug let me know and I can dive in and try to figure it out. :) Also if I'm missing something, let me know! Thanks! |
The tutorial is using release-0.2 branch :) I used to handled this at #443 , please free feel to check if there's any bugs :) |
My bad! You're right.
I wasn't going against master but v0.2. |
Is this a BUG REPORT or FEATURE REQUEST?:
/kind feature
What happened:
When submitting a gang-scheduled job, if there are no resources available to schedule it there is no meaningful feedback to a user.
The podGroup has no events that they can't start.
The job says that it's running, with no errors or messages.
The pods themselves are created but not started.
The only place to find out that there's a scheduling error is by looking at the kube-batchd logs.
What you expected to happen:
A message/event either within the job or the podGroup stating that there are insufficient resources to schedule this job.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Run the example job with a standard
minikube start
Anything else we need to know?:
I'm probably going to be diving into this a lot more so Hi! :)
Environment:
master branch
minikube v0.30.0 on OSX
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