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title: FAQ(Frequently Asked Questions)
title: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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## What is the difference between PropagationPolicy and ClusterPropagationPolicy?
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* Toleration: Scheduling based on Taint and Toleration.
* SpreadConstraint: Scheduling based on cluster topology.
* ReplicasScheduling: Replication mode and split mode for instanced workloads.
* Differential configuration([OverridePolicy](../userguide/scheduling/override-policy.md)):
* Differential configuration ([OverridePolicy](../userguide/scheduling/override-policy.md)):
* ImageOverrider: Differentiated configuration of mirrors.
* ArgsOverrider: Differentiated configuration of execution parameters.
* CommandOverrider: Differentiated configuration for execution commands.
* PlainText: Customized Differentiation Configuration.
* [Support reschedule](../userguide/scheduling/descheduler.md) with following components:
* Descheduler(karmada-descheduler): Trigger rescheduling based on instance state changes in member clusters.
* Scheduler-estimator(karmada-scheduler-estimator): Provides the scheduler with a more precise desired state of the running instances of the member cluster.
* Descheduler (karmada-descheduler): Trigger rescheduling based on instance state changes in member clusters.
* Scheduler-estimator (karmada-scheduler-estimator): Provides the scheduler with a more precise desired state of the running instances of the member cluster.

Much like k8s scheduling, Karmada support different scheduling policy. The overall scheduling process is shown in the figure below:
Much like k8s scheduling, Karmada supports different scheduling policies. The overall scheduling process is shown in the figure below:

![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/overall-scheduling.png)

If one cluster does not have enough resource to accommodate their pods, Karmada will reschedule the pods. The overall rescheduling process is shown in the following figure:
If one cluster does not have enough resources to accommodate their pods, Karmada will reschedule the pods. The overall rescheduling process is shown in the following figure:

![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/overall-rescheduling.png)

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* User-defined resource, triggering webhook remote calls.
* Fixed encoding in Karmada for some common resource types.
* [Unified resource management](../userguide/globalview/aggregated-api-endpoint.md): Unified management for `create`, `update`, `delete`, `query`.
* [Unified operations](../userguide/globalview/proxy-global-resource.md): Exec operations command(`describe`, `exec`, `logs`) in one k8s context.
* [Unified operations](../userguide/globalview/proxy-global-resource.md): Exec operations command (`describe`, `exec`, `logs`) in one k8s context.
* [Global search for resources and events](../tutorials/karmada-search.md):
* Cache query: global fuzzy search and global precise search are supported.
* Third-party storage: Search engine (Elasticsearch or OpenSearch), relational database, graph database are supported.
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![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/unified-operation.png)

Users also can check and search all member clusters resources via karmada-apiserver:
Users also can check and search all member clusters' resources via karmada-apiserver:

![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/unified-search.png)

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* [Unified authentication](../userguide/bestpractices/unified-auth.md):
* Aggregate API unified access entry.
* Access control is consistent with member clusters.
* Unified resource quota(`FederatedResourceQuota`):
* Unified resource quota (`FederatedResourceQuota`):
* Globally configures the ResourceQuota of each member cluster.
* Configure ResourceQuota at the federation level.
* Collects the resource usage of each member cluster in real time.
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![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/unified-access.png)

Users also can defined global resource quota via `FederatedResourceQuota`:
Users also can define global resource quota via `FederatedResourceQuota`:

![overall-relationship.png](../resources/key-features/unified-resourcequota.png)

## Cross-cluster service governance

karmada supports:
Karmada supports:

* [Multi-cluster service discovery](../userguide/service/multi-cluster-service.md):
* With ServiceExport and ServiceImport, achieving cross-cluster service discovery.
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