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Force pod creation order

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Is there some way to force pod creation order on Kubernetes?

I have a scenario where Kubernetes are selecting a node pool with few resources and the first pod to be deployed consume a very small resource, but the next one consumes a lot of resources and the deployment fails.

So I was wondering if there is a way to instruct Kubernetes to deploy first the pod that is resource hog then the small ones

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That's usually the problem a `StatefulSet` is designed to accomplish, even in cases where it doesn't actually have any "state"; although you may very well have an X-Y problem going on, it's hard to tell from the amount of details in your question
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