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Add toleration provisioner to Kubernetes infrastructure.

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Description

they have a connector to managed container instance on some managed Kubernetes. For example, Azure AKS have a connector to ACI. AWS also have a similar service.

It will provide high scalability to Che by supporting the connector.

AFAIK, such connectors is added as tainted node to the cluster. So Che needs to send Deployment request with toleration: for deploying pods to managed container instances.

At the same, some Che admins may avoid to use managed container services. Because, comparing to VM instances, such services will have some restrictions.

So this support should be configurable.

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Created 4 years ago
Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)

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cccs-ericcommented, Jan 18, 2021

@davidwindell https://github.com/eclipse/che/pull/18691 has been merged into master.

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davidwindellcommented, Jan 18, 2021

Thanks for the update!

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