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> As far as the 96 CPU instance that really isn't good either unless your pods were all taking 1+ CPUs each. Even then, I'd rather run 6 x 16 CPU. There's a pod
by markbnj 7y ago
> As far as the 96 CPU instance that really isn't good either unless your pods were all taking 1+ CPUs each. Even then, I'd rather run 6 x 16 CPU. There's a pod limit cap of ~110 per node, and also not to mention the loss of redundancy. I find 16-32 CPU nodes the best balance.
Agreed, this is the other side of the node sizing question. At the low end you have to consider what your most resource hungry workloads need (and we use nodepools to partition our particularly edge-casey things), and then at the upper end you don't want the failure of one node to take out half your stuff.