[davidooo]

Currently resource requirements are specified only on containers, not Pods. The requirements for the Pod are computed by adding up the requirements of the containers within the Pod.

To be more concrete: Within the PodSpec type that you linked to, there is a field of type []Container. Within the Container type there is a field called Resources which is of type ResourceRequirements. ResourceRequirements lets you specify resource requirements of the container. The resource requirements of the Pod are computed by adding up the resource requirements of the containers that run within the Pod.

In addition to resource-based scheduling, we also support "label selectors" which allows you to label nodes with key/value pairs and then say that a Pod should only run on nodes with particular labels. That's specified in the NodeSelector field of the PodSpec (which you linked to).

[bkeroack]

Fair enough! :) I overlooked that aspect of the Container type, obviously.