@raghuvempati k8s relies on CRI (containerd), when containerd spwaned process it did in daemon mode detached from parent, containerd does state management and k8s relies on cri api for same, resources are still being used, also when it was daemonized when the parent process die child orphaned
@BenjDicken why has storing db data over the network has became so normal? i saw article of planetscale mentioning as well how their competitors do the same
Is 16+gb/mo a normal amount of telemetry? Can you not do any local compute of “get hot” or “get cold” with a multi core processor and multiple gigabytes of memory? Can’t just repeat the previous nights settings?
It’s bad enough that you slapped a $200/yr subscription on things, worse that it doesn’t work at all without internet.
@NickADobos There is difference between Engineering and Management. The stakes could be high for what the code does so simply delegating tasks to AI which takes no responsibility even when the house is burning does not make much sense
@iximiuz i meant to ask is the scheduling done based on available resources on machines you have and if so is the available resources stored somehwere in db or there is continous pooling like k8s does?