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"Powerful scheduling" is such a tiny piece of what Kubernetes does, it's funny. Yeah, Borg's scheduler is faster and more scalable and has more features. It a
by thockingoog 11y ago
"Powerful scheduling" is such a tiny piece of what Kubernetes does, it's funny. Yeah, Borg's scheduler is faster and more scalable and has more features. It also has 12 years of optimizations under its belt. I have 100% confidence that, should Kubernetes be around 10 years from now,this will be a non-issue.
- x0rg 11y agoSure, even though having multiple schedulers support (for different type of workloads) would be great to increase the cluster utilization, which is one selling point of such systems. I understand that Kubernetes is developed in the open and with the community but the heavy marketing as the "solution you can use now, directly from the creators of Omega" makes some people think it's ready, perfect and will fix all of their problems, but that's simply not true.
- thockingoog 11y agoWe have multi-scheduler support in v1.2 :)
- x0rg 11y agoGreat, the docs are a bit bad for that, I'll have a look at the code :-)