The OOM banner right now just does if ( !is_commercial ) { return null; }.
But for private on-prem kubernetes setups, that OOM counter should be available as well. The goal of this ticket is to not suppress it. Of course, if the banner shows up, the message must be different – e.g. asking to contact an admin for a larger memory quota.
The OOM banner right now just does
if ( !is_commercial ) { return null; }
.But for private on-prem kubernetes setups, that OOM counter should be available as well. The goal of this ticket is to not suppress it. Of course, if the banner shows up, the message must be different – e.g. asking to contact an admin for a larger memory quota.