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Fixed queue, so it'll only take as many as it can process and reject the rest, which can be used to do scaling, if you have a cluster. With shares it would thin
by the8472 3y ago
Fixed queue, so it'll only take as many as it can process and reject the rest, which can be used to do scaling, if you have a cluster. With shares it would think it has all the CPU cores available and oversize the queue.
- dilyevsky 3y agoDoesn’t answer my q really. At least in kubernetes scaling is done by measuring usage against the request (shares) not the limit (quota)