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# #pod-scheduling

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[Nusrat Bhuiyan](https://hashnode.com/@NusratDops) · [Sep 16, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/advanced-kubernetes-scheduling-techniques-deep-dive/68c8faaaaaa8ee1519b930c1)

### [Advanced Kubernetes Scheduling Techniques: Deep Dive](https://nusratdops.hashnode.dev/advanced-kubernetes-scheduling-techniques-deep-dive?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Introduction Modern production clusters demand more than Kubernetes’ default “best-effort” scheduling. When you’re running latency-sensitive services, GPU workloads, or multi-tenant platforms, you need precise control over where pods run, how resourc...

6 min read · [nusratdops.hashnode.dev](https://nusratdops.hashnode.dev/advanced-kubernetes-scheduling-techniques-deep-dive?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Anjal Poudel](https://hashnode.com/@anjalpoudel) · [Mar 31, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/master-kubernetes-pod-scheduling-taints-tolerations-nodeselector-and-affinity-explained/67ea8eb121e271ca7624156b)

### [Master Kubernetes Pod Scheduling: Taints, Tolerations, NodeSelector & Affinity Explained](https://anjalpoudel.hashnode.dev/master-kubernetes-pod-scheduling-taints-tolerations-nodeselector-and-affinity-explained?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Being the K8s user, we all know that kube-scheduler is the component in the control plane that is responsible for scheduling the pods/workloads in the nodes inside kubernetes cluster. By default, the kube-scheduler checks the resource availability in...

7 min read · [anjalpoudel.hashnode.dev](https://anjalpoudel.hashnode.dev/master-kubernetes-pod-scheduling-taints-tolerations-nodeselector-and-affinity-explained?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[Shaik Mustafa](https://hashnode.com/@mustafashaik) · [Mar 7, 2025](https://hashnode.com/posts/kubernetes-qos-explained-how-pods-are-prioritized-for-eviction/67cab945a2c32d0ce5acdfb1)

### [Kubernetes QoS Explained: How Pods Are Prioritized for Eviction 🚀](https://mustafa-k8s.hashnode.dev/kubernetes-qos-explained-how-pods-are-prioritized-for-eviction?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Imagine you have a Kubernetes Node (NODE-1) running multiple applications (Pods). Suddenly, the memory usage spikes—meaning the Node is running out of memory. What happens now? Kubernetes must free up some space to keep the Node healthy. The only way...

3 min read · [mustafa-k8s.hashnode.dev](https://mustafa-k8s.hashnode.dev/kubernetes-qos-explained-how-pods-are-prioritized-for-eviction?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

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