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A lot of large clusters I see in the enterprise are on big VMs or metal (48 core boxes) and so can range from 100-400 for a lot of common medium sized workloads
by smarterclayton 8y ago
A lot of large clusters I see in the enterprise are on big VMs or metal (48 core boxes) and so can range from 100-400 for a lot of common medium sized workloads. But at that density you also have to have a workloads with low IO requirements and think about network density. Also, very dense multi tenant dev clusters can easily get above 100 for test environments or when lots of people have created demo apps that mostly sit idle.
- halbritt 8y agoI have >100 development environments, each of which is comprised of ~23 pods or so. I think I'm running 70 16-core nodes.