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If an airflow worker fails it might be useful to keep the kubernetes worker reserved and preserved in it's same state for debugging purposes
- Kubernetes is primarily meant to run stateless applications. To our current knowledge there is no way to preserve state for a kubernetes jobpods can retain state and logs, and we can use etcd to preserve some additional state as well (through a CRD in future).
Other interesting points:
The Airflow Kubernetes executor should try to respect the resources that are set in tasks for
scheduling when hitting the kubernetes API
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