[release-0.47] Control plane, Assign Priority class to pods #780
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Add system-node-critical to nmstate-handler, since this pod should run on each node, Add system-cluster-critical to nmstate-webhook and to nmstate-cert-manager pods, since those pods aren't bound to a specific node, yet those are important control plane pods. This will make the control plane less sensitive to preemption than user workloads. Signed-off-by: Or Shoval <oshoval@redhat.com>
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Manual cherry-pick of #777
Add system-node-critical to nmstate-handler,
since this pod should run on each node,
Add system-cluster-critical to nmstate-webhook
and to nmstate-cert-manager pods,
since those pods aren't bound to a specific node,
yet those are important control plane pods.
This will make the control plane less sensitive to preemption
than user workloads.
Signed-off-by: Or Shoval oshoval@redhat.com