chore: remove limits (cpu and memory) #842
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Dear OpenShift Project Teams,
We’re excited to share that as of this morning, December 10, 2024, we’ve made updates to the Quota section to enhance its flexibility and usability:
Removal of Resource Limits - The concept of limit has been removed. OpenShift now uses only request values configured by the OpenShift Provisioner.
What this means: Resource requests configured for a namespace are always guaranteed, while additional resources are only available when node capacity allows.
Why limits were removed: Setting CPU limits on Kubernetes can lead to inefficiencies and CPU throttling, even when additional resources are available. By relying on requests, we ensure that resources are reserved for critical workloads without unnecessary constraints, enabling optimal resource utilization and preventing CPU starvation.
Enhanced Numeric Input Options
To provide greater flexibility, the UI now features numeric inputs instead of dropdowns, enabling more precise resource allocation:
CPU: Adjustable from 0 to 64 cores in 0.5-core increments.
Memory: Adjustable from 0 to 128 GB in 1 GB increments.
Storage: Adjustable from 0 to 512 GB in 1 GB increments.
If you have any concerns or questions, please reach out to us via [email protected].
Regards,
Platform Services Team
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