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Submission + - Fixing a kubelet Memory Leak in Kubernetes 1.36

compumike writes: The story of how my frugal 2 GiB RAM, single-node Kubernetes cluster revealed a memory leak in Kubernetes v1.36. If you're running a Kubernetes cluster, I recommend you check kubectl version, and then use the one-liner at the end of the article to check kubelet's process_resident_memory_bytes on each node. Consider restarting kubelet as a temporary workaround to tame the memory leak until a new patch release is issued.

Comment Re:The Eagle (Score -1) 52

The had two couple of thrusters fore and aft the module and some modules had their own thrusters (though one wonders where they kept the fuel). There are vernier quads on the pads to provide for pitch/roll/yaw. There are even blueprints online. Loserboy nerds can't even research nerdy stuff while we jocks have the thing down since forever. Consider yourself beaten up.

Comment Good (Score -1) 188

Don't let the door slam your fat arse on the way out. It makes a squishy, irritating noise and it causes the rest of abhuman you to fart, which makes the air unbreathable.

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