William Denniss • 8/21/2022

Provisioning one-off spare capacity for GKE Autopilot

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This technical article explains how to provision one-off spare capacity in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Autopilot. It details the use of Kubernetes PriorityClasses and a Job configuration to create temporary placeholder pods that reserve compute resources for a set duration, such as in anticipation of a major scale-up event. The guide includes YAML code examples and discusses operational considerations like setting maintenance windows.

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