limit the number of processes/tasks inside of the QM #207
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The default limit on number of processes within the container is 2048. This is far too low for QM. Selecting 50% of max seems like a better number but really this needs to be set by the final distributor of the OS. Also set the maximum number of open file descriptors. Signed-off-by: Daniel J Walsh <dwalsh@redhat.com>
rhatdan
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@rhatdan we also need to wait a specific version of podman for this one? |
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No this one can go in now. |
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The default limit on number of processes within the container is 2048. This is far too low for QM. Selecting 50% of max seems like a better number but really this needs to be set by the final distributor of the OS.
Also set the maximum number of open file descriptors.