return "", "", err
	}

	hostDomain := ""
	if len(pod.Spec.Subdomain) > 0 {
		if msgs := utilvalidation.IsDNS1123Label(pod.Spec.Subdomain); len(msgs) != 0 {
			return "", "", fmt.Errorf("pod Subdomain %q is not a valid DNS label: %s", pod.Spec.Subdomain, strings.Join(msgs, ";"))
		}
		hostDomain = fmt.Sprintf("%s.%s.svc.%s", pod.Spec.Subdomain, pod.Namespace, clusterDomain)
	}

	return hostname, hostDomain, nil
}

	extendedResourceA     = v1.ResourceName("example.com/aaa")
	extendedResourceB     = v1.ResourceName("example.com/bbb")
	kubernetesIOResourceA = v1.ResourceName("kubernetes.io/something")
	kubernetesIOResourceB = v1.ResourceName("subdomain.kubernetes.io/something")
	hugePageResourceA     = v1.ResourceName(v1.ResourceHugePagesPrefix + "2Mi")
)

func makeResources(milliCPU, memory, pods, extendedA, storage, hugePageA int64) v1.ResourceList {

- `StatefulSet` names must be DNS labels, rather than subdomains. Any `StatefulSet`
  which took advantage of subdomain validation (by having dots in the name) can't
  possibly have worked, because we eventually set `pod.spec.hostname` from the `StatefulSetName`,