Operators
using Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager’s Cluster Resource Placement for
intelligent execution of multi-cluster workload placement now have additional
controls. With the introduction of ClusterResourcePlacementEviction, Fleet
Manager’s workload placement provides operators with a way to forcibly remove
placed resources from member clusters. When this happens, it is important for
operators to be able to control eviction across their Fleet. For this purpose,
a newly available ClusterResourcePlacementDisruptionBudget custom
resource can help operators ensure that workload availability is maintained in
the event of workload eviction.
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