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Registries MemoryLimit is too low and deployment fails on OpenShift #14093
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Can we set a limit to 0? WDYT? |
Discussing with @davidfestal that has debugged the problem it looks like the solution would be to set memory request to 16Mi and limit to 256Mi. @skabashnyuk I am not sure that this should be fixed Helm side as well (since it's an OpenShift specific problem) but it maybe a good idea to keep consistency on both installers (i.e. it's not a blocker). |
More precisely the idea is the keep the memory request (= min memory) to 16Mi, but increase the memory limit (= max memory) to 256Mi to satisfy a common Openshift cluster configuration. |
So +1 to do that for Openshift only at first. |
Removed team/platform since helm is not in the scope |
@skabashnyuk as I said in the comment above helm and operator should be consistent. Helm is in scope by the helm part is not a blocker. You can create a new issue about that or use this one and re-apply your team label |
PR merged - eclipse-che/che-operator#64 |
Describe the bug
Currently the memory max limits for the plugin and devfile pods are set to 32Mi. On some OpenShift clusters that is not allowed: the minimum is 256Mi.
Che version
7.0.0-rc-4.0
Steps to reproduce
Use the operatorhub to deploy Che on openshift online
Expected behavior
Che is deployed
Runtime
OS 4
Installation method
OperatorHub
Environment
Cloud: openshiftworkshop.com
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