purpleidea · March 13, 2025 05:28
diff --git a/mgmtconfig container scheduler b/mgmtconfig container scheduler
 Dear #mgmtconfig hackers

 I have a small prototype of a simple container scheduler built entirely with mcl. It's not 100% polished yet, so I'd like some early design feedback before I publish it.
 (Note it schedules "containers" but that resource could be "vm" or something different.)

 Please let me know:

 (1) If you are using or have used a container scheduler, preferably with not overly complicated needs.
 (2) Would be interested in trying a basic container scheduler built with mgmt+mcl.
 (3) Preferably have some knowledge of "scheduling" in this context, since I have a few pointed scheduling/work-distribution type questions that I'd love to learn a bit from you on.

 I would require about 30 min of your time to show you a small live demo, and up to 30 min to ask you some questions. This would be done via online meeting of course.

 I will then either polish and/or release to you and/or right away, and ask that you spend at least a few hours testing it to tell me your impressions.

 Thank you!
	Dear #mgmtconfig hackers

	I have a small prototype of a simple container scheduler built entirely with mcl. It's not 100% polished yet, so I'd like some early design feedback before I publish it.
	(Note it schedules "containers" but that resource could be "vm" or something different.)

	Please let me know:

	(1) If you are using or have used a container scheduler, preferably with not overly complicated needs.
	(2) Would be interested in trying a basic container scheduler built with mgmt+mcl.
	(3) Preferably have some knowledge of "scheduling" in this context, since I have a few pointed scheduling/work-distribution type questions that I'd love to learn a bit from you on.

	I would require about 30 min of your time to show you a small live demo, and up to 30 min to ask you some questions. This would be done via online meeting of course.

	I will then either polish and/or release to you and/or right away, and ask that you spend at least a few hours testing it to tell me your impressions.

	Thank you!