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Basically we're running controllers with 20MB limits/requests in the kubernetes.
It was OK for a long time, but new version went to OOMKilled and only runs now with at least 60MB or more
While that's not a big numbers at all, it's still strange that there's so big memory usage spike without getting some cool additional features.
Feel free to close the issue though since it's mostly just a rant 😄
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Thanks to let us know that. We are going to investigate it because it is pretty curious. I think that during this release version, we included the Secret informer to regenerate the secrets managing by Sealed Secrets when they are removed manually by the users.
Let me investigate it, again thanks a lot for letting us know.
Which component:
Controller v0.19.1+
(didn't checked v0.19.0 since it doesn't have published chart
Describe the bug
After update from any previous version memory usage from ~7mb to ~50+ mb (slightly drops after some time)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Memory usage not increase so drastically
Version of Kubernetes:
kubectl version
:Additional context
Basically we're running controllers with 20MB limits/requests in the kubernetes.
It was OK for a long time, but new version went to OOMKilled and only runs now with at least 60MB or more
While that's not a big numbers at all, it's still strange that there's so big memory usage spike without getting some cool additional features.
Feel free to close the issue though since it's mostly just a rant 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: