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Intro: Scheduling SIG

name:Wei Huang
linkedin:hweicdl
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Explains the scheduler’s actual workflow: informer-based cache, priority queue, optimistic binding with asynchronous HTTP bind calls, and filter+score phases; details that the scheduling framework (1.15/1.16) refactors predicates/priorities into in-process plugins (replacing slow HTTP extenders), and that preemption is GA since 1.14. Covers descheduler eviction strategies (duplicate pods, thresholds, PDB-safe evictions), batch/Co-scheduling projects (kube-batch, Poseidon), and measured performance like 100 pods/sec throughput and a 20x pod anti-affinity improvement.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:25Scope of Scheduler
  3. 3:54Detailed Scheduling Flow
  4. 8:38Phase 1: Predicates (a.k.a Filtering)
  5. 10:09Phase 2: Priorities (a.k.a. Scoring)
  6. 11:31Recent Developments in default scheduler
  7. 15:07Design Rationale of Scheduler
  8. 18:54Descheduler. Why we need it?
  9. 20:42Descheduler strategies
  10. 21:38Pod Eviction Restriction
  11. 22:17Overview of kube-batch
  12. 23:16Features of kube-batch
  13. 25:00Features of Poseidon
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