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Web UI doesn't support node status modification
Since I wanna assign many pods to node, I edited allocatable and capacity in node status.
This operation can be done via kubectl, but it can't via Web UI. I guess that Web UI only supports to edit any spec.
Thus, to make it possible, we need to request to /${resources}/status endpoint, too.
When I edited node resource,
From this case is happened with Pod
Which resource did you edit? Can you provide us with any repro steps?
Sure, I'd give you some steps to reproduce π
Hi, @sanposhiho Since I wanna assign many pods to node, I edited allocatable and capacity in /status. But the changes weren't applied. This change can be made in kubectl, not in the Web UI.
I used the fllowing command.
kwokctl kubectl edit node node-fp2l5 -n default --subresource='status'
I guess that /status can only be edited with using --subresource flag.
If kube-scheduler-simulator needs to deal with this, it will be simple changes. What do you think ? Thanks.
kwokctl kubectl edit node node-xxx -n default --subresource='status'
Got you. So you meant -
/retitle Web UI doesn't support node status modification /area web
Can you clarify the description on the top too; now it's very unclear
I revised the description, thanks.
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