Configuring Add-on Resource Requests and Limits
PMK allows the users to set the request and limits of an add-on. This guide walks through the steps involved in setting these resources, as well as, describes the available resource fields per add-on.
How to use this feature
On the workload cluster, list the add-ons to ensure that the add-on you are looking to modify is available.
Pick the add-on you wish to add resource specifications to. In this example, we will use
metalLB. Edit themetalLBadd-on object, and add the following fields to it under theoverride.paramssection:Save and exit.
kubectl get addons -n pf9-addons
NAME AGE
700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-coredns 20d
700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-kubernetes-dashboard 20d
700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-metallb 20d
700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-metrics-server 20d
700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-monitoring 20dapiVersion: agent.pf9.io/v1
kind: Addon
metadata:
creationTimestamp: "2024-04-15T20:46:04Z"
finalizers:
- addons.pf9.io
generation: 2
name: 700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52-metallb
namespace: pf9-addons
resourceVersion: "2657929"
uid: 5aa4a33f-1869-4ae2-a606-c04143272988
spec:
clusterID: 700213ef-3a4b-4777-8d42-ca4017494b52
override:
params:
- name: MetallbIpRange
value: 192.168.78.79-192.168.78.99
- name: controllerCPULimit #<----------
value: 534m #<----------
- name: controllerMemoryLimit #<----------
value: 525Mi #<----------
- name: speakerCPULimit #<----------
value: 546m #<----------
- name: speakerMemoryLimit #<----------
value: 533Mi #<----------
- name: controllerCPURequest #<----------
value: 34m #<----------
- name: controllerMemoryRequest #<----------
value: 25Mi #<----------
- name: speakerCPURequest #<----------
value: 46m #<----------
- name: speakerMemoryRequest #<----------
value: 33Mi #<----------
- name: localOverride #<----------
value: "true" #<----------
type: metallb
version: 0.13.11
watch: true
status:
healthy: true
observedGeneration: 2
phase: InstalledImportant
It is important to set the localOverride field in the addon object. Without this set, the default behavior of sunpike being the source of truth will continue.
If there is a key in the override list that the addon operator does not recognize, it will simply ignore it.
Once these fields are set, you will see the values showing up on the actual addon objects.
Reference
The list of supported resource field names per addon is as follows:
Cluster Autoscaler (AWS)
CoreDNS
Kubernetes Dashboard
Kubevirt
Luigi (Advanced Networking Operator)
MetalLB
Metrics Server
Monitoring
Conclusion
Addons are updated along with the pf9-kube version and can be referenced in the Support Matrix article. For additional assistance, contact our support team.
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