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However, when we run this tool, it says "unset" for CPU/memory requests/limits.
For comparison, I found another namespace where only one of the containers showed unset:
The only difference I can tell between the second example and the ones that aren't working is that the ones that are showing "unset" for all values don't have CPU limits set, as per https://home.robusta.dev/blog/stop-using-cpu-limits
I'm not a kubernetes expert at all, so maybe we're doing this incorrectly. We have the following LimitRange set by default for most of our namespaces:
The deployed pods have resources accordingly set, e.g.
However, when we run this tool, it says "unset" for CPU/memory requests/limits.
For comparison, I found another namespace where only one of the containers showed unset:
The only difference I can tell between the second example and the ones that aren't working is that the ones that are showing "unset" for all values don't have CPU limits set, as per https://home.robusta.dev/blog/stop-using-cpu-limits
The closest issue I found was this one: #200
But we're not using AWS and we're not getting any warnings. We just get messages like this for the projects that are showing unset:
Using krr v1.17.0 installed with brew
Run with WSL 2 on Windows 11
Thanks!
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