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Behavior wrt min/max limits is not publicly documented #1849
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You're 100% right, this should be documented. Do you want to take a shot at writing it up? |
Sure. I'll open a PR to get the ball rolling, and check "allow edits from maintainers" so that you can correct anything I got wrong. |
I have an issue related here. #1559 Auto-Discovery is preferred and min/max does brings confusion. I didn't come up good solutions on code side, documentation will be helpful. |
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Initial documentation for the handling of min_nodes and max_nodes parameters. These are currently not publicly documented and have caused some confusion. Fixes kubernetes#1849
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Initial documentation for the handling of min_nodes and max_nodes parameters. These are currently not publicly documented and have caused some confusion. Fixes kubernetes#1849
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Cluster autoscaler FAQ does not describe how CA handles min/max limits.
People often expect min/max to be enforced by CA, and that changing the minimum number of nodes alone will trigger a scale-up (example). The actual behavior is that CA does not enforce these limits, so if someone manually resizes the cluster beyond those limits, CA will not intervene.
Since this is a common cause of misunderstanding, we need some public documentation on the expected behavior.
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