WebAssembly is a way to safely run code compiled in other
languages. Runtimes execute WebAssembly Modules (Wasm), which are most often
binaries with a .wasm extension.
This project allows you to extend the kube-scheduler with custom scheduler plugin compiled to a Wasm
binary. It works by embedding a WebAssembly runtime, wazero, into the
scheduler, and loading custom scheduler plugin via configuration.
This project contains everything needed to extend the scheduler:
- Documentation describing what type of actions are possible, e.g.
Filter. - Language SDKs used to build scheduler plugins, compiled to wasm.
- The scheduler plugin which loads and runs wasm plugins
You can learn how you build your wasm plugins by referring to the tutorial.
Today, you can extend the kube-scheduler with Scheduling Framework, but it is non-trivial. To customize the scheduler means writing Go, and a complicated build process. Once you've built your scheduler, you have deployment and configuration work to have your cluster use it. This isn't one time work, as it needs to be redone on every upgrade of your cluster.
This project lowers that tension by making the default scheduler capable of loading custom plugins, compiled to WebAssembly (wasm). This removes the deployment burdens above. It also allows plugins to be written in languages besides Go.
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