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How about a more fine granular autosclae. Autoscale up/down the memory inside the containers.
For example I have 1 container with 70% free memory. I can autoscale the container to use less memory.
Or 1 container 10% free memory, it could restart and allocate more on that container until a certain limit for example 2GB and afterwards instantiate a new one.
Can prevent situations where you have 200 lightweight tasks with 1GB preallocated memory. If they consume 200MB of memory flat each there is a huge improvement if we have this.
Cheers,
Florin
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Hello,
How about a more fine granular autosclae. Autoscale up/down the memory inside the containers.
For example I have 1 container with 70% free memory. I can autoscale the container to use less memory.
Or 1 container 10% free memory, it could restart and allocate more on that container until a certain limit for example 2GB and afterwards instantiate a new one.
Can prevent situations where you have 200 lightweight tasks with 1GB preallocated memory. If they consume 200MB of memory flat each there is a huge improvement if we have this.
Cheers,
Florin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: