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The article mentions avoiding overcommit and oom score adjust. You can avoid overcommit by always specifying requests == limits and can use priority class for o
by alexeldeib 3y ago
The article mentions avoiding overcommit and oom score adjust. You can avoid overcommit by always specifying requests == limits and can use priority class for oom score adjust.
There are definitely improvements like memory qos/pressure handling, but not sure what you mean about those specifics, they can be handled.
You can always oom the whole node, I don’t think(?) the fact that there’s a non root oom matters? So you could arguably set no pod limit, set priority class critical, and let another pod in the workload cgroup get killed.