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Add actual priority values for built-in PriorityClasses to documentation #54107
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What would you like to be added
Add the actual priority values for the built-in PriorityClasses (
system-cluster-criticalandsystem-node-critical) to the Pod Priority and Preemption page.Why is this needed?
The current documentation mentions these built-in PriorityClasses but doesn't specify their actual priority values:
system-node-critical: 2000001000system-cluster-critical: 2000000000Users can see these values by running
kubectl get priorityclasses, but having them in the documentation would provide better context when choosing right priority values for custom PriorityClasses.If this is valuable,
/assign