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Hakuna Cloud – Stop cloud servers when they are not in use
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Re: Hakuna Cloud – Stop cloud servers when they are not in use
#62Efficiency is an area where there can be a lot of cost hiding. We recently saved a lot of money by: - Using the Kubernetes Vertical Pod Autoscaler ( https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/tree/master/vertica... ) for CPU and memory scaling, and switching to metrics like requests per second and connection count for horizontal scaling - Collecting metrics on container CPU and memory allocation vs utilization - Writin…
> Tuning our VM instance sizes and autoscaler configs Do you run kubernetes in VMs on baremetal?
Re: Hakuna Cloud – Stop cloud servers when they are not in use
#63Efficiency is an area where there can be a lot of cost hiding. We recently saved a lot of money by: - Using the Kubernetes Vertical Pod Autoscaler ( https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/tree/master/vertica... ) for CPU and memory scaling, and switching to metrics like requests per second and connection count for horizontal scaling - Collecting metrics on container CPU and memory allocation vs utilization - Writin…
I am confused by your use of the word cost hiding. Do you mean cost saving?
Re: Hakuna Cloud – Stop cloud servers when they are not in use
#64Efficiency is an area where there can be a lot of cost hiding. We recently saved a lot of money by: - Using the Kubernetes Vertical Pod Autoscaler ( https://github.com/kubernetes/autoscaler/tree/master/vertica... ) for CPU and memory scaling, and switching to metrics like requests per second and connection count for horizontal scaling - Collecting metrics on container CPU and memory allocation vs utilization - Writin…
If you ever open-source your rightsizing scripts, I think a lot of people (including myself) would find that useful. While the vertical pod autoscaler attempts to solve this problem, it's incompatible with horizontal pod autoscalers based on CPU and memory, and thus unusable in a lot of cases. Going with a semi-automated solution might be ideal.