Building Stability: Pitfalls of Not Setting Kubernetes Resource Requests and Limits

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Managing container resources is a Kubernetes basic concept that requires users to set resource requests and limits. It can be a difficult concept to grasp because of the ways in which the scheduler, OOM killer, cluster autoscaler and horizontal pod autoscaler interact. Not setting requests/limits correctly can cause a variety of issues such as excessive cost, instability and outages.

In this talk, Andy Suderman of Fairwinds will walk you through how resource requests and limits work and, through four live demos, demonstrate what happens if they are misconfigured. During the live demos, he’ll show Prometheus metrics so you can see firsthand what’s happening in the cluster. You’ll leave with an understanding of why and how to configure resource requests and limits to build a stable production environment.

ANDY SUDERMAN
Director, R&D and Technology - Fairwinds
Andy got his start in tech doing IT work while waiting tables in college. He took his first SRE role at ReadyTalk back before the video conferencing revolution gave us Zoom and other contenders. Today, Andy leads research & development and technology at Fairwinds, exploring new nooks and crannies of the Kubernetes ecosystem and pressing the limits of what’s possible with automation in a fast-moving technology like Kubernetes.

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