I put this together at the request of our DevOps engineer who suggested we have cpu limits defined for the serverless functions so they wouldn't be deprived of the necessary resources. I know the other serverless frameworks don't support this (e.g. https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/guide/serverless.yml/) but since kubeless is ran on a kubernetes cluster with a finite amount of resources, IMO it makes sense to me that we have the ability to declare this, so the cluster can add more nodes if necessary and not deprive a serverless function of the resources it needs.
andresmgot
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6 years ago
Hey @andresmgot
I put this together at the request of our DevOps engineer who suggested we have cpu limits defined for the serverless functions so they wouldn't be deprived of the necessary resources. I know the other serverless frameworks don't support this (e.g. https://serverless.com/framework/docs/providers/aws/guide/serverless.yml/) but since kubeless is ran on a kubernetes cluster with a finite amount of resources, IMO it makes sense to me that we have the ability to declare this, so the cluster can add more nodes if necessary and not deprive a serverless function of the resources it needs.