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Just pasting here from our offline discussion: This affects just the initial deployment, it doesn't affect rolling updates. That's controlled by a different setting, which has rolling updates as the default https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/statefulset/#update-strategies |
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Motivation
Right now we start all shards one by one. That doesn't seem necessary, and when starting a large number of shards (like 100 or more), it can take a long time.
Proposal
Change the pod management policy to start all shards at once, in parallel
Test Plan
Deployed a local kind network with 80 shards, saw all of them getting initialized in parallel, much faster
Release Plan