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Since many things can go wrong when executing a K8S job, it is important to monitor a job for progress of all of its containers, including init containers. Finally, it is important to clean up a job when it's executed; however, since deleting kubernetes resources takes time, one needs to monitor the deletion of a job as well.
Another consideration is that skuber hides the host connection pools it creates internally for long-duration operations (e.g., watchContinuously). Although the Akka API underneath will reuse the pool, this results in unnecessary garbage objects and skuber neither shutdowns these pools nor exposes them for the user to shutdown.
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As discussed with Nicolas, I am working on incorporating a means to do this into a stream of work I am currently progressing on enhanced list/watch based features, will update this issue in due course
Since many things can go wrong when executing a K8S job, it is important to monitor a job for progress of all of its containers, including init containers. Finally, it is important to clean up a job when it's executed; however, since deleting kubernetes resources takes time, one needs to monitor the deletion of a job as well.
Another consideration is that skuber hides the host connection pools it creates internally for long-duration operations (e.g.,
watchContinuously
). Although the Akka API underneath will reuse the pool, this results in unnecessary garbage objects and skuber neither shutdowns these pools nor exposes them for the user to shutdown.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: