Let Maven and the JVM define memory usage based on cgroup or host #4668
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Nowadays, the JVM is able to determine the amount of memory when running in a container (if a limit is applied). Since the infra provides 12 Gb of memory to each pod agents, it is worth using it.
MarkEWaite
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Nowadays, the JVM is able to determine the amount of memory when running in a container (if a limit is applied).
Since the infra provides 12 Gb of memory to each pod agents, it is worth using it.
As I can see in my attempts in #4667 , looks like the agents are using way more memory and less CPUs. That ought to be proved right in a real life bom build.