Bug 1812583: Normalize CPU requests on masters #334
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The openshift-apiserver uses approximately 10% of master CPU in a reasonable medium sized workload. Given a 1 core per master baseline (since CPU is compressible and shared), assign the openshift-apiserver roughly 10% of that core on each master.
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The openshift-apiserver uses approximately 10% of master CPU in a
reasonable medium sized workload. Given a 1 core per master baseline
(since CPU is compressible and shared), assign the openshift-apiserver
roughly 10% of that core on each master.
4.4 bug is 1812709