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SparkApplications own all resources created by spark-submit, including the driver Pod. Since applications are created by the user, the dependents remain present in the cluster long after the application is finished.
To clean up these (stale) resources, we propose implementing some form of deletion policy for the SparkApplication it's self. Possible policies could be:
Never
Always
AlwaysOnSuccess
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Description
SparkApplication
s own all resources created byspark-submit
, including the driver Pod. Since applications are created by the user, the dependents remain present in the cluster long after the application is finished.To clean up these (stale) resources, we propose implementing some form of deletion policy for the
SparkApplication
it's self. Possible policies could be:Never
Always
AlwaysOnSuccess
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: