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add Round-Robin placement strategy #396
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The Round-Robin strategy will rank the nodes based on the number of running containers on each node and will return the node with the least amount of containers. This is useful when you want to have network traffic distributed evenly across all nodes, ensuring high availability of your containers in case of a node failure. Signed-off-by: Matthew Fisher <[email protected]>
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This sounds exactly like the balanced strategy in another PR. |
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PR #227 |
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derp. I just found that. Thanks! |
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The Round-Robin strategy will rank the nodes based on the number of
running containers on each node and will return the node with the least
amount of containers. This is useful when you want to have network
traffic distributed evenly across all nodes, ensuring high availability
of your containers in case of a node failure.
Signed-off-by: Matthew Fisher [email protected]