Kf アプリは、クラスタ内の専用ノードにデプロイできます。アプリ Pod が存在するノードでよりきめ細かい管理が必要な場合、この機能が必要になります。たとえば、異なるアプリ間で同じクラスタを共有しながら特定のアプリで専用ノードが必要な場合、特定の組織(Kf Space)に専用ノードが必要な場合、Windows などの特定のオペレーティング システムをターゲットにする場合、頻繁に通信を行う 2 つの異なるサービスの Pod を共存させる場合、などが考えられます。
コンピューティングの分離を実現するため、Kf は Kubernetes nodeSelector を使用します。この機能を使用するには、まず、アプリ Pod を配置するノードまたはノードプールにラベルを追加し、同じ条件ラベルを Kf Space に追加します。この Space にインストールされているすべてのアプリが、一致するラベルを持つノードに配置されます。
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