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As a platform operator I want app developers to be able to push apps with larger resource requirements by default So that I do not have to configure the platform to handle apps that push successfully on cf for vms
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN a default installation of korifi WHEN I push an app with staging resource requirements like the java spring app THEN I the push succeeds
Dev Notes
We recently added some configuration around app resource limits that caused app pushes to start failing due to low default values. Instead, limits in cf for vms were enforced at the space and org level with quotas, so we would like to instead use something like a kubernetes resource request to implement the appropriate behavior. At the very least, we may just roll back the limit configuration to unblock app pushes.
This change resulted in some korifi builds not being able to be scheduled, because resource requests default to the value of resource limits and it seems that 1G memory request is too big for our clusters. We have therefore reduced the test parallelism a bit to fix CI. Can you please revert this commit once you have a proper fix for this problem. Thanks!
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Background
As a platform operator
I want app developers to be able to push apps with larger resource requirements by default
So that I do not have to configure the platform to handle apps that push successfully on cf for vms
Acceptance Criteria
GIVEN a default installation of korifi
WHEN I push an app with staging resource requirements like the java spring app
THEN I the push succeeds
Dev Notes
We recently added some configuration around app resource limits that caused app pushes to start failing due to low default values. Instead, limits in cf for vms were enforced at the space and org level with quotas, so we would like to instead use something like a kubernetes resource request to implement the appropriate behavior. At the very least, we may just roll back the limit configuration to unblock app pushes.
See related #2663 and #2673. Also see related slack thread: https://cloudfoundry.slack.com/archives/C0297673ASK/p1689178733777159.
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