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> Anyone knows what the "CPU(cores)" means exactly (e.g. 83m)? What's that m unit? Not sure of the unit, but it generally means 83% of a single CPU's processin
by speedplane 7y ago
> Anyone knows what the "CPU(cores)" means exactly (e.g. 83m)? What's that m unit?
Not sure of the unit, but it generally means 83% of a single CPU's processing power. My understanding is that this is not strictly enforced, it's just a tool for Kubernetes to schedule pods and to make sure no set of pods add up to more than 100m on any CPU.
- olalonde 7y agoI actually just found the relevant Kubernetes documentation [0]. It stands for "millicores", so 83m would be 8.3% of a single CPU. [0] https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-compute-resources-container/ https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/manage-com...