Reservations capacity assesment#1057
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Description
The change enhances how XPK handles reservations during cluster creation.
Important: if the new validation logic is blocking you in an unexpected way, please let us know!
To disable the new behavior use the
RESERVATIONS_VALIDATION_ENABLED=Falseenvironment variable when runningxpk:Key Improvements for Users:
reservations, XPK now dynamically assesses the actual available capacity (slices/blocks)
within each reservation. It allocates these available slots to the requested node pools,
ensuring better utilization.
system configuration (e.g., correct machine type, accelerator type) and have sufficient
healthy capacity before starting the cluster creation process. This prevents failures
later in the process.
intelligently identify and target healthy sub-blocks within a reservation block.
Next step: we'll make
--num-slices/--num-cubesoptional when using the reservation capacity type.Issue
Testing
Manual testing scenarios: