Karpenter consolidation continuously repacks running workloads onto fewer, cheaper nodes and removes nodes that are empty or underutilized, which is the main way Karpenter cuts node cost after initial provisioning. It uses configurable policies (for example WhenEmpty or WhenEmptyOrUnderutilized) and respects disruption budgets so it does not destabilize workloads. The post Karpenter Consolidation and Bin-Packing: How to Cut Node Waste Safely appeared first on Cast AI .
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