How do I interpret GPU health events?
CoreWeave surfaces NVIDIA GPU health signals, including XID counts (driver-reported errors) and thermal data, through th …
How do I request specific GPU types using Node selectors?
Use a nodeSelector (or nodeAffinity) on your Pod to target a specific GPU type. CoreWeave labels GPU Nodes with hardware …
What are interruptible labels and how do they affect Node maintenance?
Interruptible labels are Pod-level labels that control how CKS handles a Pod during Node maintenance, reboots, or scale- …
What do GPU XID error codes mean and what should I do?
An XID is an error report from the NVIDIA driver, written to the kernel log of the Node that hosts the GPU. Not every XI …
Why did my Nodes go NotReady after I deployed Tailscale?
A self-managed Tailscale workload that uses hostNetwork: true can change the Node’s firewall rules. These changes can di …
Why does the autoscaler remove Nodes that are still running my workload?
The Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler decides that a Node is unneeded using its own utilization-based logic. It does not con …
Why won't my Node Pool scale down after my Jobs finish?
Finished Jobs don’t block scale-down. Their Pods are in the Succeeded or Failed phase, and both the CKS idle check (CWAc …