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The copy-azurekeyvault-env container gets 50m in CPU requests (possibly due to relying on defaults #210) despite needing an infinitesimal amount of CPU (I believe less than 0.00003 %, as it's less than anything else in my monitoring).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: use is, check kubectl describe pod.
Expected behavior
Containers should provide realistic CPU and memory requests, to avoid reserving resources they don't need.
Additional context
A 50m CPU request means that, on a 2-core node in AKS, where 1900m are allocatable but some 500m are used by kube-system (cf. Azure/AKS#3525), it constantly costs almost 4 % of the node, or some 2.5 €/month for one of the cheapest VM types, despite being active only few seconds.
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Components and versions
1.3.1
Describe the bug
The copy-azurekeyvault-env container gets 50m in CPU requests (possibly due to relying on defaults #210) despite needing an infinitesimal amount of CPU (I believe less than 0.00003 %, as it's less than anything else in my monitoring).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: use is, check
kubectl describe pod
.Expected behavior
Containers should provide realistic CPU and memory requests, to avoid reserving resources they don't need.
Additional context
A 50m CPU request means that, on a 2-core node in AKS, where 1900m are allocatable but some 500m are used by kube-system (cf. Azure/AKS#3525), it constantly costs almost 4 % of the node, or some 2.5 €/month for one of the cheapest VM types, despite being active only few seconds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: