The minimum CPU and memory resources assignable to VMs (4 cores, 4GB memory) seem arbitrary and unnecessarily limit the use cases Tart is feasible for.
Many development workflows take place on resource-constrained devices such as laptops. Running multi-VM workloads quickly becomes impossible.
As developers we often also run production workloads for personal projects on cheap VPS providers with small instance sizes, using our private machines as a pre-production environment. In this scenario, mirroring the CPU and memory configuration of the production environment is important.
Please allow for the configuration of down to 1 CPU and 256MB memory.
The minimum CPU and memory resources assignable to VMs (4 cores, 4GB memory) seem arbitrary and unnecessarily limit the use cases Tart is feasible for.
Many development workflows take place on resource-constrained devices such as laptops. Running multi-VM workloads quickly becomes impossible.
As developers we often also run production workloads for personal projects on cheap VPS providers with small instance sizes, using our private machines as a pre-production environment. In this scenario, mirroring the CPU and memory configuration of the production environment is important.
Please allow for the configuration of down to 1 CPU and 256MB memory.