Google Borg system

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The Google Borg system is Google's large-scale internal cluster management and scheduling platform that inspired the design and architecture of Kubernetes.

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instanceOf cluster management system
internal Google infrastructure system
workload scheduler
authorsInclude Abhishek Verma
David Oppenheimer
Eric Tune
John Wilkes
Luis Pedrosa
Madhukar Korupolu
designedFor efficient resource sharing
fault tolerance
high utilization of cluster resources
isolation between jobs
multi-tenancy
developer Google
documentedIn "Large-scale cluster management at Google with Borg"
hasFeature automatic rescheduling of failed tasks
bin packing optimization
cluster-level scheduling
failure recovery
high availability
job scheduling
preemption
priority-based scheduling
quota enforcement
resource isolation
resource packing
service discovery
influenced Kubernetes controller patterns
Kubernetes pod abstraction
Kubernetes scheduling model
inspired Google Omega
Kubernetes
inspiredArchitectureOf Kubernetes
internalName Borg
manages compute clusters
large-scale data center resources
operatesAt planetary scale
paperPublishedAt EuroSys
surface form: EuroSys 2015
predecessorOf Google Omega
Kubernetes design
relatedTo Google Omega
Kubernetes
runsOn Google infrastructure
surface form: Google data centers
supports batch jobs
container-like isolation mechanisms
long-running services
mixed workloads
usedBy Google
usedFor running Google production services
running internal batch processing jobs

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