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Adrian Wyssmann
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A passionate DevOps Engineer from Switzerland, father of five and husband of the most beautiful and most amazing woman in the world.
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A simple way to pretty print nested lists and maps in Groovy.
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Configure max pods for RKE, RKE2, and k3s clusters
How to configure max pods for the SUSE Rancher Kubernetes distributions
Considerations when Increasing the Max Pod Count
Changing the max-pods on an active cluster with workloads is generally a safe procedure when target number of max-pods is <=250. When the goal number of max-pods is >250, the additional considerations mentioned above require a deletion of all currently running pods.
If increasing max-pods to >250, there are additional considerations and changes required. The in-cluster IP management configuration needs to be modified as the default is a /16 split into one /24 for each node in the cluster. This comes to a limit of about 256 nodes with roughly 253 pods per node.
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