[YUNIKORN-802] Supports to assign nodes to non-default partition

[chia7712]

What is this PR for?

see comment (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YUNIKORN-22?focusedCommentId=17398860&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels%3Acomment-tabpanel#comment-17398860)

Currently, all nodes are hardcode to be assigned to "default" partition. That brings two disadvantages.

1. we can't select specify nodes, which are used to execute spark job only, from a cluster
2. multi-partitions does not work since non-default partition can't get nodes

What type of PR is it?

• - Bug Fix
• - Improvement
• - Feature
• - Documentation
• - Hot Fix
• - Refactoring

Todos

1. support to change partition assignment of existent node (in this PR, the update request will be skipped)
2. support to remove existent node which had been reassigned (in this PR, removing such node cause error message "Failed to update non existing node ...")

What is the Jira issue?

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YUNIKORN-802

How should this be tested?

Screenshots (if appropriate)

Questions:

• - The licenses files need update.
• - There is breaking changes for older versions.
• - It needs documentation.

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Merging #293 (ce9e427) into master (c47ed51) will increase coverage by 3.51%.
The diff coverage is 78.36%.

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[wilfred-s]

Lots has changed since this was started. I still think this is a good idea to fix.
There are other changes going in for YUNIKORN-1090 and YUNIKORN-1091, I think we need to clean that up before we restart this one.

[heumsi]

Hi. Is there any further progress by any chance? I'm waiting as this feature is very useful and needed.

[lixmgl]

Hi. Is there any further progress by any chance? I'm waiting as this feature is very useful and needed.

hi @chia7712 are you still actively working on this ticket? If not, i can help the work.

[chia7712]

@lixmgl feel free to take over it. thanks :)

[lixmgl]

@lixmgl feel free to take over it. thanks :)

Will do :)

[craigcondit]

This is a very stale PR at this point - I also think we need a design doc on this before proceeding. See comments on https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YUNIKORN-22.

[heumsi]

Any progress?

[craigcondit]

@heumsi multiple partition support needs an extensive design doc before we can proceed as there are many complications, especially with Kubernetes. As far as I know, the design work has not been completed yet.

[FrankYang0529]

Hi @heumsi, in YuniKorn, if we only use labels to group nodes into different partitions and use labels to assign applications to different nodes, I think this can be achieved by nodeSelector. Not sure whether you have other scenarios which must be done with different partitions in YuniKorn. If yes, could you share in the thread? Thank you!