PodGroup Scheduling Policies — Basic policy
The basic policy instructs the scheduler to evaluate all Pods on a best-effort basis.
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The basic policy instructs the scheduler to evaluate all Pods on a best-effort basis. Unlike the gang policy, a PodGroup using the basic policy is considered feasible regardless of how many of its Pods are currently schedulable.
The primary reason to use the basic policy is to organize Pods into a group for better observability and management, while still evaluating them together within a single, atomic PodGroup scheduling cycle.
This policy is suited for groups that do not require simultaneous startup but logically belong together, or to open the way for group-level constraints that do not imply "all-or-nothing" placement.
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