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Resource Management in Kubernetes
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If k3s needs to shut down some workloads because it’s out of resources, PriorityClass can influence what workloads are killed first – and what workloads to give the little resources are left, if it can’t restart them all. The resources setting has two sections requests and limits, the first one is the minimum resources, the 2nd is the limit. With good CPU management and requests and limits set, your important workloads like wordpress and nextcloud will be able to do their job even if other components are competing for CPU.