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Custom Job only queue #112
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/priority longterm can you expand on why they admins would care about the specific API? Usually they just care about what resources they consume. Also, to create MPIJob (for example) you need to add the permission to create such objects to a Role. Isn't that enough? |
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Sure. I am not thinking from a security point of view, more like a custom resource utilization scenario + custom job. Someone could want to block a Queue for specific purposes, bc they will track that Queue on Prometheus as example. I agree this is long term, I just had the idea and wanted to leave record of it. Maybe I am out of coffee but sounds like a good scenario to isolate Queues for specific purposes. |
/priority awaiting-more-evidence |
This is discussed in the initial proposal. Apart from basic support for namespace selector in ClusterQueue (basic tenancy control), admins can use policy controllers like GateKeeper to implement more advanced scenarios. |
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What would you like to be added:
In line with #65 #77 , once we define a clear path for supporting custom jobs, plugin or framework like.
We could consider blocking queues to only accept a specific type of job/workload
Why is this needed:
As a system Admin I would like to create/curate a custom job for my organization, and block users from queuing workloads outside of the "supported" framework.
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