Scheduling, Preemption and Eviction¶
Authors, K. Scheduling, Preemption and Eviction.
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Mechanisms¶
- Protected Compute Capacity
- So the platform reserves compute for critical workloads structurally: control-plane and on-call tooling run under a high `PriorityClass` that can preempt lower-priority pods, and a set of nodes is tainted so routine jobs cannot schedule there at all.
This sourceKubernetes Documentation (n.d.). Explains that higher-priority Kubernetes pods can preempt lower-priority pods and that node taints can exclude pods lacking a matching toleration.
- So the platform reserves compute for critical workloads structurally: control-plane and on-call tooling run under a high `PriorityClass` that can preempt lower-priority pods, and a set of nodes is tainted so routine jobs cannot schedule there at all.
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