In-place pod resize: a CPU fix, not a memory one
Kubernetes 1.35 made CPU and memory requests mutable on a running pod. CPU can use that. A JVM heap cannot. The resize policy, VPA mode, and HPA collision that follow from that.
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ClearKubernetes 1.35 made CPU and memory requests mutable on a running pod. CPU can use that. A JVM heap cannot. The resize policy, VPA mode, and HPA collision that follow from that.
Read articleMost requests blocks are day-one guesses that never get revisited. VPA turns usage into a recommendation, and now Kubernetes can apply it without always killing the pod. Where it fits, where it fights HPA, and which update mode to use.
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