I noticed that pods (which are started by jobs) weren't being cleaned up. I set a propagation policy of "background" so when the job is deleted, the pods will be deleted asynchronously (it's possible to do foreground, but I figured that would just slow down the redun k8s executor unnecessarily).
I noticed that pods (which are started by jobs) weren't being cleaned up. I set a propagation policy of "background" so when the job is deleted, the pods will be deleted asynchronously (it's possible to do foreground, but I figured that would just slow down the redun k8s executor unnecessarily).