Court-records operators suspect a noisy-neighbor pod before tightening CPU limits. What should they use to justify the change?
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Short Explanation
Don't clamp limits on vibes—show the graphs. Prove the noisy neighbor with real usage, then set requests and limits that match the evidence.
Full Explanation
Effective resource governance uses measured consumption—such as kubectl top or metrics backends—to identify pods that starve neighbors. Limits and requests should follow that evidence. Name-based guesses, removing metrics-server, or blanket PriorityClass changes without usage data weaken rather than support a noisy-neighbor remediation.