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annotate NodeOutOfDisk as disruptive
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// Plan:
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// 1. Fill disk space on all nodes except one. One node is left out so that we can schedule pods
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// on that node. Arbitrarily choose that node to be node with index 0.
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// on that node. Arbitrarily choose that node to be node with index 0. This makes this a disruptive test.
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// 2. Get the CPU capacity on unfilled node.
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// 3. Divide the available CPU into one less than the number of pods we want to schedule. We want
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// to schedule 3 pods, so divide CPU capacity by 2.
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// 7. Observe that the pod in pending status schedules on that node.
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//
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// Flaky issue #20015. We have no clear path for how to test this functionality in a non-flaky way.
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var _ = Describe("NodeOutOfDisk [Serial] [Flaky]", func() {
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var _ = Describe("NodeOutOfDisk [Serial] [Flaky] [Disruptive]", func() {
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var c *client.Client
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var unfilledNodeName, recoveredNodeName string
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framework := Framework{BaseName: "node-outofdisk"}
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