Hi Sunny,
this is a current limitation of Flink's scheduling. We are currently
working on extending Flinks scheduling mechanism [1] which should also help
with solving this problem. At the moment, I recommend using the per-job
mode so that you have a single cluster per job.
[1] https://issues.apa
Why does Flink do resource management by only slots, not by TaskManagers
and slots?
If there are one Flink cluster to submit multiple jobs, how do I make
JobManager to distribute subtasks evenly to all TaskManagers?
Now, JobManager treats the slots globally, some jobs' operators are
assigned only