@@ -2067,15 +2067,15 @@ event handlers, so not everything is checked.
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#### Pre-filter
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This is a more thorough version of the checks done by PreEnqueue. It ensures
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- that all information that is needed (ResourceClaim, ResourceClass , parameters)
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+ that all information that is needed (ResourceClaim, DeviceClass , parameters)
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is available.
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Another reason why a Pod might not be schedulable is when it depends on claims
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which are in the process of being allocated. That process starts in Reserve and
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ends in PreBind or Unreserve (see below).
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It then prepares for filtering by converting information stored in various
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- places (node filter in ResourceClass , available resources in ResourceSlices,
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+ places (node filter in DeviceClass , available resources in ResourceSlices,
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allocated resources in ResourceClaim statuses, in-flight allocations) into a
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format that can be used efficiently by Filter.
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@@ -2535,7 +2535,7 @@ with CDI support. A [test driver](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/
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was developed in parallel to developing the
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code in Kubernetes.
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- That test driver simply takes parameters from ResourceClass
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+ That test driver simply takes parameters from DeviceClass
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and ResourceClaim and turns them into environment variables that then get
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checked inside containers. Tests for different behavior of an driver in various
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scenarios can be simulated by running the control-plane part of it in the E2E
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