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Yes, this is true on it's face: it's bad to deploy containers to k8s without appropriate resource limits. However, this should in no way affect the operation of
by markbnj 8y ago
Yes, this is true on it's face: it's bad to deploy containers to k8s without appropriate resource limits. However, this should in no way affect the operation of the node, so the implied transfer of responsibility for this incident from AKS to the customer is invalid imo.
- sleepybrett 8y agoIt does if you don't have enough system reserved. It causes the kubelet to not function well and eventually the node goes sideways due to oom killing.
- markbnj 8y agoRight, I think we're saying the same thing. If the node is properly configured an end-user pod should not be able to take down the kubelet.