[kubernetes] Add ability to customize worker/scheduler pod names
See original GitHub issueIn dask-kubernetes, you can use the kubernetes.worker_name
value to add each user’s name to the worker pod names. Is that customization something that can be done in Dask-gateway? I haven’t figured that out yet - if it’s not possible, I think that would be a useful feature to add. Would be nice for more quickly filtering pods and diagnosing any issues a particular user may be having. Happy to work on that but wanted to check first and see that I wasn’t just missing some existing functionality somewhere
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Nevermind - seems the following works in the Helm chart values file:
I know I’m late to the game - @droctothorpe I’m curious if you have a code snippet on how this is done. Also aiming to achieve some insight into per-user costs.