Spotlight on WG Device Management
…The easiest first step is to join our mailing list at wg-device-management@kubernetes.io . Subscribing will automatically add calendar invites for our biweekly meetings to your calendar. We have two…
To keep the first feature iteration predictable, the Job controller only creates a Workload and PodGroup when the Job has a well-defined, fixed shape: .spec.parallelism is greater than 1.spec.completionMode is set to Indexed.spec.completions is equal to .spec.parallelismThe schedulingGroup is not already set on the Pod template. These conditions describe the class of Jobs that gang scheduling can reason about: each Pod has a stable identity (Indexed), the gang size is known and fixed at admission time (parallelism == completions), and no other controller has already claimed scheduling responsi
Kubernetes v1.36: Advancing Workload-Aware SchedulingThe journey for workload-aware scheduling doesn't stop here. For v1.37, the community is actively working on: Graduating Workload and PodGroup APIs to Beta: Our primary goal is to mature the Workload and PodGroup APIs to the Beta stage, solidifying their foundational role in the Kubernetes ecosystem. As part of this graduation process, we also plan to introduce minCount mutability to unlock elastic jobs and allow dynamic workloads to scale efficiently.Multi-level Workload hierarchies: To support complex modern AI workloads like JobSet or Disaggregated Inference via LeaderWorkerSet (LWS), we ar
Kubernetes v1.36: Advancing Workload-Aware Scheduling…The easiest first step is to join our mailing list at wg-device-management@kubernetes.io . Subscribing will automatically add calendar invites for our biweekly meetings to your calendar. We have two…
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