KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022

Is your application disturbed by noisy neighbors, abusing communal resources that are out of your control? Currently in Kubernetes, there are some resources that workloads are forced to share, such as cache, memory bandwidth and disk I/O. Luckily, there’s an effort to fix this with Class Resources, enabling QoS control of workloads by putting them into different classes and allowing independent control of cache allocation and memory and I/O bandwidth. In this talk, join Markus Lehtonen and Peter Hunt as they present the concept of class resources, the prior work done in the container runtimes, as well as the future of first-class integration. We invite anyone interested in managing their workload QoS to join us, be it cache allocation, memory, or disk I/O bandwidth, or interest in developing support for new types of class resources. People who join will learn that Class Resources is the best way to let your applications run in peace.

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Class Resources: Kubernetes’ Fastest Way Of Shushing Noisy Neighbors

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