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[Question] Why not evicting the pods instead of deleting them? #16

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danielfm opened this issue Jul 30, 2019 · 1 comment
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[Question] Why not evicting the pods instead of deleting them? #16

danielfm opened this issue Jul 30, 2019 · 1 comment

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@danielfm
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Instead of deleting the pod, why not evicting it? Evicting the pod would be better since it would respect any PDBs targeting the pod.

@danielfm danielfm changed the title [Question] Why not evicting the pod instead of deleting them? [Question] Why not evicting the pods instead of deleting them? Jul 30, 2019
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nvtkaszpir commented Aug 10, 2019

I believe it may be related to the conditions the node is in - there may be just not enough time to run eviction. If node is going to be killed in 30s, then there is really no guarantee that the eviction will be finalized in that time, so it is better to treat it as involuntary disruption.

Moreover in very rare occasions preemptible instances may not get the notification that they are going to be shut off, so in fact this should be treated as node loss.

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