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You can only run a certain number of pods per node before the kernel craps out. Depending on your K8s version somewhere in the 250-500 range. Admittedly, this
by alexktz 6y ago
You can only run a certain number of pods per node before the kernel craps out. Depending on your K8s version somewhere in the 250-500 range.
Admittedly, this is unlikely to be an issue at home lab levels. Therefore one must suspect the “because I can” methodology is at play here.
- AlphaSite 6y agoIsn’t the official limit 150 for vanilla K8s? Google defaults to a 30 pod limit iirc.