PodGroup Lifecycle — Ownership and lifecycle
PodGroups are owned by the workload controller that created them (for example, a Job) via standard ownerReferences.
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PodGroups are owned by the workload controller that created them (for example, a Job) via standard ownerReferences. When the owning object is deleted, PodGroups are automatically garbage collected.
PodGroup names must be unique within a namespace and must be valid DNS subdomains.
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