kubetools.yml can specify k8s resource spcifications for docker containers (e.g. container.resources.requests.memory).
docker-compose also supports these limits:
- version 2: deprecated but still used in version 2 which is currently used by kubetools
- version 3: spec for docker-compose 3.x
There is a case for (optionally?) translating those limits into the development environment:
- some issues only show up when the process in a container becomes unable to allocate more memory
- it is very hard to monitor memory usage of a container, especially when that usage is very transient
kubetools.ymlcan specify k8s resource spcifications for docker containers (e.g.container.resources.requests.memory).docker-composealso supports these limits:There is a case for (optionally?) translating those limits into the development environment: