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Memory when using a workload scheduler can for sure be as low as 80MB. I believe it was set at 100MB for all containers handled by Nomad in a solution I used to
by AtNightWeCode 5y ago
Memory when using a workload scheduler can for sure be as low as 80MB. I believe it was set at 100MB for all containers handled by Nomad in a solution I used to work with. It would be insanely expensive to build solutions with your specs to just solve a problem that should be solved by redesigning for fewer connections.
- jeffbee 5y ago36MB is a fatally small container on Linux x86-64, and really nobody should try to use a memcg smaller than 128MB.
- AtNightWeCode 5y agoYeah, not uncommon that containers crashed and the developers came back and increased the amount of memory once Nomad killed stuff.