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Delay Pod creation #539
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xref #401 |
/cc @jlewi |
@k82cn Could we implement it using admission webhook? |
admission webhook did not know other info except current pod, which lose the context; IMO, it's better to let scheduler to decide which PodGroup can create more pods. |
As I understand, admission webhook could list/get/.. all resources.
Then we need modify controllers? |
It's up to the contoller whehter leverage this feature. |
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Description:
For batch workload, there're always several pending jobs in the system because of limited resource. If pods were created for each job, there'll be so many pending pods :(
It's better to let
kube-batch
notify controller whether the pod should be created according to quota and resources.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: