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The New Stack·20 days ago·Yasmin Rajabi

HPA-managed workloads: Why the obvious waste stays

DevOpsoperations Software Development Contributed contributed-cloudbolt

Teams running Kubernetes can usually see where they’re overprovisioned. Requests are higher than they need to be, there’s consistent headroom, and capacity The post HPA-managed workloads: Why the obvious waste stays appeared first on The New Stack .

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