Hi Hemanth, Thanks for the question. There is the KubernetesExecutor which just uses a container with Airflow to schedule a task on the kubernetes cluster. This container will then execute a single task, and then the Executor checks the exitcode of the container.
There is also the KubernetesOperator which allows you to kick of a new container on the kubernetes cluster. Hope this helps. Cheers, Fokko Op di 21 aug. 2018 om 15:54 schreef Musunuru, Hemanth < hemanth.musun...@nike.com> > Hi Team, > > Does Kubernetes executor in 1.10 create new pod for every task ? (Which > means won’t there be any active workers running except for new Tasks) > > We are trying to containerize our existing to airflow environment, your > reply Will help us to understand it more. > > Thanks in Advance . > > Thanks > Hemanth
