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I suspect you can only really count on neighbors to take care of their own. Anything else they see will be taken as an entitlement. So for instance if you run
by hinkley 2y ago
I suspect you can only really count on neighbors to take care of their own. Anything else they see will be taken as an entitlement.
So for instance if you run three processes for the same customer, can you set them to use the same cpu slices and deal with one of their apps occasionally needing a burst of CPU?
- __turbobrew__ 2y agoSure in theory you could do that, but kubernetes does not support overriding the top level cgroup a pod is assigned to.