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Kaloyan
If a workload that is in waiting to start state is deleted, it could be that (with the proper timing), the CLI misses the UpdateWorkloadState and declares the workload as...
## Description Ankaios currently supports `podman` and `podman-kube` as workload runtimes. Running native applications would be beneficial in order to execute privileged, time sensitive tasks which could be used for...
## Description Ankaios currently supports podman and podman-kube as workload runtimes. Supporting [oci runtime specification compliant runtimes](https://github.com/opencontainers/runtime-spec/blob/main/implementations.md) like [crun](https://github.com/containers/crun) or [youki ](https://github.com/containers/youki) would provide the possibility to start OCI bundles...
## Description What a `running` workload means is a matter of interpretation and is very specific to the use-case and the workload. For some use-cases a basic `container is running`...
When one filters a complete state with a filter mask the resulting object currently contains default values for all other values. This can be misleading as the actual value could...
## Description Currently we are using plain strings for the agent and workload names and for the runtime. To improve the readability and reduce the chance for mistakes, we can...
## Description With #117 we introduced a workaround for inconsistent states in the Podman DB. We should remove this workaround once we have a new Ubuntu LTS version that already...
## Description The basic idea here is to skip the creation of the control interface if the configuration of the workload does not contain a control interface field. Doing this...
## Description With #336 we changed to individual versions for all Ankaios packages. To reduce the risk of forgetting to update a version, we should write a script that updates...
## Description To implement a dynamic scheduler as a plugin in Ankaios, one would use the operator pattern and let a workload (assume called composer) running that instructs the cluster...