ノードプールとは、クラスタ内で同じ構成を持つノードのグループのことです。デフォルトでは、ハイブリッドの Pod はすべてデフォルトのノードプールに割り当てられますが、専用のノードプールを作成してハイブリッド コンポーネントを割り当てることによってリソースを分散させることもできます。
通常、リソース要件が異なる Pod がある場合は、専用のノードプールを定義します。たとえば、apigee-cassandra Pod には永続ストレージが必要ですが、他の Apigee ハイブリッド Pod には必要ありません。このため、Cassandra 用のステートフル ノードプールと、残りのハイブリッド ランタイム サービス用のステートレス ノードプールを作成することをおすすめします。詳細については、専用ノードプールを構成するをご覧ください。
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