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Wednesday, November 20 • 4:25pm - 5:00pm
Throttling: New Developments in Application Performance with CPU Limits - Dave Chiluk, Indeed

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Are you seeing excessively long tail response times from your applications running on containerized clouds (Kubernetes, Docker, Marathon)? Have you ever seen an application be throttled even though it’s no where near its CPU limit?

Up till now, the answer has always been simply turn off hard-limits, but that has potentially nasty performance implications in shared environments. Now there's another option! This session will explain the real root cause of what has been happening. We'll introduce the kernel mechanisms that Kubernetes and other Container Orchestrators rely on to enforce CPU limits. We'll then show how they were broken, how we fixed them, and what those changes mean for you and your clouds.

By the end of this session you'll understand exactly what you are getting when you set the CPU limits on your pods.

Speakers
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Dave Chiluk

Linux Platform Software Engineer, Indeed
Dave is a Linux Platform Software Engineer at Indeed. He works closely with the DevOps and Site Reliability teams improving reliability, scalability, and performance across Indeed’s hybrid cloud. He has commits in the mainline kernel and has numerous fixes to stable kernels. He’s... Read More →



Wednesday November 20, 2019 4:25pm - 5:00pm PST
Room 17AB - San Diego Convention Center Mezzanine Level
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