Control Voluntary Pod Evictions with Kubernetes PodDisruptionBudgets
Use a PodDisruptionBudget to limit how many matching pods can be evicted at once during node drains and autoscaler scale-in.
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Use a PodDisruptionBudget to limit how many matching pods can be evicted at once during node drains and autoscaler scale-in.
Learn how to configure Redis as a bounded cache using maxmemory, eviction policies, and verification steps. Avoid OOM errors, keep replicas in sync, and monitor fragmentation and evictions for reliable performance.
When Couchbase clients see write latency spikes and time‑outs, the culprit is often a memory‑optimized bucket hitting its quota. This guide walks through the symptoms, diagnostic checks, and remediation steps to restore steady performance.
When using Redis with the lazyfree-lazy-eviction option enabled, the server attempts to evict keys asynchronously to reduce latency spikes during memory pressure. The interaction of this setting with the allkeys-lru eviction policy is not fully documented, leaving administrators unsure whether asynchronous eviction provides the same latency guarantees as the
Which documents remain resident after Couchbase Server reaches its low-water mark? The goal is to understand the residency behavior of documents in a Couchbase bucket when memory pressure triggers the managed cache ejection policy. Couchbase Server keeps keys and metadata resident while values may be ejected based on an NRU policy once the bucket’s low‑water