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As of now, we are spinning up a new cluster on GCE for descheduler e2es, we should explore other alternatives to this. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kind seems really easy to setup and run tests against. The problem I notice as of now is it doesn't support a multi-node cluster but this feature is actively being worked on kubernetes-sigs/kind#147, we can wait for this to land before we make switch.
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As of now, we are spinning up a new cluster on GCE for descheduler e2es, we should explore other alternatives to this. https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/kind seems really easy to setup and run tests against. The problem I notice as of now is it doesn't support a multi-node cluster but this feature is actively being worked on kubernetes-sigs/kind#147, we can wait for this to land before we make switch.
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