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Support for different TargetCPUPercentiles through alternative recommender

Open jbartosik opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

It would be nice if one could choose to use different percentiles as base for VPA recommendation. We can do that by:

  1. Adding flags so one can run VPA recommender that sets recommendations on VPA Objects with a specified name. (and also if it should set recommendation for VPA objects that don't specify which recommender should generate recommendation for them)

Currently VPA recommender sets recommendations for VPAs which (source):

  • don't specify which recommender they use or
  • are explicitly configured to use default recommender.
  1. Adding flags so one can change target CPU percentiles.
  2. Adding instruction on how to run two recommenders with different configuration in one cluster.

I'll check if it's feasible to add e2e test for running two VPA recommenders at the same time.

jbartosik avatar Apr 05 '22 14:04 jbartosik

/assign

matthyx avatar Apr 06 '22 08:04 matthyx

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