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What you're looking for is a concept known as fencing. I.e when the node dies the pod is fenced (deleted) to allow rescheduling. I believe that the Stork scheduler can do this. I don't know exactly how Stork handles this but for OnDat (the artist formerly known as StorageOS) we have implemented a similar feature with added safety measures as our nodes gossip so we know that the node is really dead.
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