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While kind supports multi-node, it does not support dynamically adding and removing new nodes - see here. However in that post they suggest adding and removing taints or labels might be a good way to simulate it.
Out of scope for right now, but would propose the following. On start up, user can provide a --max-vehicles N parameter to ./starling start kind. This creates a kind config with the set number of vehicles all with no labels
Then on ./starling simulator start, each node about to be used gets given its vehicle label and containers get scehduled upon them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
While kind supports multi-node, it does not support dynamically adding and removing new nodes - see here. However in that post they suggest adding and removing taints or labels might be a good way to simulate it.
Out of scope for right now, but would propose the following. On start up, user can provide a
--max-vehicles N
parameter to./starling start kind
. This creates a kind config with the set number of vehicles all with no labelsThen on
./starling simulator start
, each node about to be used gets given itsvehicle
label and containers get scehduled upon them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: