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I forgot. This pull request also includes changes so that the fixedConfigs are applied to the workloadDrivers as well. fixedConfigs.json now includes the number of drivers and the driver tuning. The number of drivers can be over-ridden in the config file. The number of driver nodes actually run is numDrivers from the fixedConfig times the number of appInstances.
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This pull request covers a number of changes:
The most obvious change is the specification of Kubernetes clusters in the configuration file. Kubernetes clusters are now specified like this:
"kubernetesClusters" : [ { "name" : "appCluster", "kubeconfigFile" : "/root/.kube/config", "kubeconfigContext" : "cluster-context-1", "useLoadBalancer" : true, }, { "name" : "driverCluster", "kubeconfigFile" : "/root/.kube/config", "kubeconfigContext" : "cluster-context-2", "useLoadBalancer" : true, }, ],
The changes are: