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For various reasons it would be convenient to have a KubernetesCluster object in Python that we could play with during execution rather than use the command line. In my immediate use case I'm building benchmarks and would like to try the same computation with many clusters of different sizes.
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For various reasons it would be convenient to have a
KubernetesCluster
object in Python that we could play with during execution rather than use the command line. In my immediate use case I'm building benchmarks and would like to try the same computation with many clusters of different sizes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: