chore: Add solution for Docker problems #369
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jawnsy
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| You can use a DaemonSet to apply the following values to increase the limits: | ||
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| sudo sysctl -w kernel.keys.maxkeys=20000 |
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suggest we expand on this and add a daemonset example, we can reuse some of the content from the inotify watch limit doc
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@jawnsy Do you mind reviewing the content I added re: DaemonSets? I'm not super familiar w/ these so am open to all suggestions
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Co-authored-by: Jonathan Yu <jonathan@coder.com>
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Yu <jonathan@coder.com>
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@khorne3 I left some really poor english, and not a ton of insight here. Feel free to entirely refactor, reword, or rewrite the whole thing.
We ran into this problem with many users packed on the same instance... if you'd like better elaboration just let me know!