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fragmentation-aware-packing
Choose placements that preserve useful residual capacity. Use for bin packing, GPU sharing, accelerator placement, and multi-resource scheduling where stranded capacity hurts future fit.
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# Fragmentation-Aware Packing
Use this skill when several feasible placements exist and the choice affects future capacity.
## Core Idea
A placement is not good just because it fits. Good placements preserve useful residual capacity. With fractional GPUs, this often means packing small compatible jobs together while preserving whole or scarce GPU slots. The same idea applies to any slots, bins, or resources with discrete capacities.
## Marginal Fragmentation
For each feasible placement, compute a local before/after estimate:
1. Measure current free capacity by resource type and slot.
2. Copy the target machine or bin state.