feat: use prioritized on-demand allocation strategy #11
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to experiment to see if Karpenter will honor m8g prioritized over m7g and m6g Co-Authored-By: Ying Zhang <yizhang@zendesk.com>
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| AllocationStrategy: ec2types.SpotAllocationStrategyPriceCapacityOptimized, | ||
| } | ||
| } else if b.capacityReservationType != v1.CapacityReservationTypeCapacityBlock { | ||
| } else if b.capacityReservationType == karpv1.CapacityTypeOnDemand { |
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this hackery is in place because NGO is currently assuming that all on-demand nodepools are "reserved"+"on-demand".
The complete change will require NGO understanding which nodepools will be reserved (i.e. gpu), and no longer count node/node-arm as reserved, but simply just on-demand capacity-demand.
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