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When slim: true is set, Operator will deploy a minimal set of resources allowing OpenServerless to run with less RAM and CPU usage
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added milvus-slim to Dockerfile.
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feat: slim mode
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This PR is for apache/openserverless#131
When slim: true is set, Operator will deploy a minimal set of resources allowing OpenServerless to run with less RAM and CPU usage.
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slimboolean flag on whisk crd, under "nuvolaris" section, so we can say that we want to use less resources in generalIn whisk-slim i turned off, as suggested:
moreover:
After a first run of this setup, i've a system running using 4,5GB of RAM.