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As an OpenShift engineer, I want CI jobs to run even if specific vSphere Capacity Manager pools are unavailable, so that job runs are more resilient to infrastructure changes.

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Modify job scheduling to remove dependency on specific vSphere Capacity Manager pools, allowing pools to be taken out of the scheduler without causing catastrophic failure.

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• CI jobs can be scheduled and run successfully even if specific vSphere Capacity Manager pools are unavailable.
• Job scheduling logic is updated to distribute jobs across available pools.
• System can gracefully handle the removal of a vSphere Capacity Manager pool from the scheduler.
• Documentation is updated to reflect the changes in job scheduling.

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