#kubernetes #containers I'm looking for real-world upper bounds on large container deployments specifically *per physical server*.
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#kubernetes #containers I'm looking for real-world upper bounds on large container deployments specifically *per physical server*.
I don't really care how big the server is, nor how tiny the container was, just people *actually* using exorbitantly high numbers of containers per server.
Context - I created ~ 1_000_000 jails on #FreeBSD and there is clearly a noticeable penalty for the current linked list datastructure while iterating or traversing it!
I'm interested in knowing what people aim for, using Linux containers, to see what we'd need to speed up in #FreeBSD.
For those who C you can probably tell exactly what sort of list is used, and why it sucks as the list gets longer.
https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree/sys/sys/jail.h#n172
https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/tree/sys/sys/queue.h -