Kubernetes resource limits means to limit those resources using by Kubernetes pod like RAM, CPU, Disk space etc. Let’s move a little bit deeper and take an example to understand in a better way. Suppose we have total 4 GB RAM and we want upcoming new pod not to use more than 3 GB RAM or 2GB RAM.
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