Pod Memory Requests: The scheduler considers the resource requests (CPU and memory) specified for the Pod to ensure that the node has sufficient resources to accommodate the Pod.
Node Taints: Nodes can be tainted to repel certain Pods. The scheduler checks for taints on nodes and tolerations on Pods to determine if a Pod can be scheduled on a particular node.
Pod Affinity and Anti-Affinity: Pod affinity rules specify that certain Pods should be placed on the same node or close to each other, while anti-affinity rules specify that certain Pods should not be placed on the same node or close to each other. The scheduler considers these rules when making placement decisions.
A. Pod memory requests, node taints, and Pod affinity.
The Kubernetes scheduler takes into account factors like memory and CPU requests/limits, node taints and tolerations, and Pod affinity and anti-affinity rules to decide where to place Pods.
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