Thanks for the details; yeah was expecting this behavior
On Aug 17, 2017 12:36 PM, "Maxime Beauchemin"
wrote:
> The point of pools is to limit parallelism on a logical set of tasks
> instances to a certain number. Overflowing into another pool would break
> the only guarantee it provides.
>
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The point of pools is to limit parallelism on a logical set of tasks
instances to a certain number. Overflowing into another pool would break
the only guarantee it provides.
`priority_weigth` works along with pool to define which task should be
scheduled first once slots open up. It won't kill any
I'm looking into pools and had a few questions
Let's say I have two pools, each of 50% of the cluster. If one pool is at
capacity and has a backlog, but the other pool is idle, will airflow allow
the first pool's work to start consuming the slots from the idle pool, and
if so is their preemption
