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Scaling down in production (on a fixed size cluster) terminates running pods and starts pending pods to terminate them immediately. This happens when you have requested more pods than you have nodes prior to the scale-down-operation. I think pending pods should be removed without starting them. Then, iff no pending nodes are left, running nodes should be Terminated.
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Scaling down in production (on a fixed size cluster) terminates running pods and starts pending pods to terminate them immediately. This happens when you have requested more pods than you have nodes prior to the scale-down-operation. I think pending pods should be removed without starting them. Then, iff no pending nodes are left, running nodes should be Terminated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: