Kubernetes resource management

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shy...@gmail.com

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Aug 10, 2017, 12:23:50 PM8/10/17
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Hi

I'm a newbie to kubernetes/docker and we are recently migrating application to kubernetes/docker. On kubernetes cluster we have 10 nodes,and each node is having 10 CPU/cores and 64gb ram. If we deployed microservice in a container, does microservice will have the resources of all the 10 nodes (100cpu) and ram(640gb)? Or it will have the CPU and ram of that node?. Please advice.

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Shyam

Tim Hockin

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Aug 10, 2017, 12:34:09 PM8/10/17
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A single program, in a container, can only access the resources of that single machine.  A "service" can scale horizontally, across many machines, to grow.  In kubernetes we call that replicas, and the typical primitive is Deployment.

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