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add a flaky label, deploy operator once, add flakiness ginkgo options #1090
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| # Label the first node as "on-demand" | ||
| $OC label node "${nodes[0]}" instance-type=on-demand --overwrite | ||
| $OC patch node "${nodes[0]}" --type=merge -p '{"metadata":{"labels":{"instance-type":"on-demand"}}}' |
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So these scripts are selecting two nodes and labeling each as on-demand and spot.
For OCP we have 3 worker nodes.
One thing we could try is to label two nodes as on-demand. This could help with scheduling issues.
I am also curious if this script has issues where 3 of the nodes are control-plane. If I label a control plane node as on-demand, I guess kueue will end up having the workloads try to run on control-plane nodes.
Maybe we should only select worker nodes?
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I see we grab nodes as workers.
I am trying the two worker nodes for on-demand and 1 worker node for spot.
Opened up #1113 to see.
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