Scheduling policies
kube-scheduler decides for which Node a given Pod should be scheduled, in two phases: filtering and scoring. To quickly recap, filtering is the first phase when kube-scheduler finds a set of Nodes that can be used for the running of a Pod. For example, if a Pod tolerates Node taints. In the second phase, scoring, the filtered Nodes are ranked using a scoring system to find the most suitable Node for the Pod.
The way the default kube-scheduler executes these two phases is defined by the scheduling policy. This policy is configurable and can be passed to the kube-scheduler process using the additional arguments --policy-config-file <filename> or --policy-configmap <configMap>.
Important note
In managed Kubernetes clusters, such as the managed Azure Kubernetes Service, you will not be able to change scheduling policy of kube-scheduler, as you do not have access to Kubernetes master Node.
There are two configuration fields that are most important...