docs: document some advanced scheduling techniques #2183
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@tzneal can these "virtual domains" be used for |
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ref: #2024 |
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@FernandoMiguel Yes, they would work for any label. It doesn't do quite the same thing as weighting provisioners, it instead gives ratio'd topology spreads. |
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I believe I gave it a try a few days ago, and it didn't really work as expected. |
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Documents the usage of
Existsin provisioners and a method for a spot to on-demand split for a workload.Does this change impact docs?
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