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feat: Set Docker Resources Limits and Reservations for Celery #1435
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Hey @null-ref-0000! 🚀 Thanks for this exciting feature idea! We love seeing fresh concepts that could take reNgine to the next level. 🌟 To help us understand your vision better, could you: 📝 Provide a detailed description of the feature Your input is invaluable in shaping the future of reNgine. Let's innovate together! 💪 |
This will be an excellent addition, I am reviewing. I am also changing the compose files, they are messy and redundant. Will take this in together. Thank you @null-ref-0000 |
@yogeshojha Sounds good, let me know if there anything else I can assist with regards to the compose files. |
@null-ref-0000 Definitely, once i make some progress tomorrow, I will add you as reviewer and you can guide me through. Thank you for offering help. |
@yogeshojha need any help on this ? If you have any additional suggestions I can make them. |
Is there an existing feature or issue for this?
Expected feature
The purpose of this feature request is to set docker resource limits and reservations for celery. This will avoid potential out of memory issues due to celery consuming more memory than available
Alternative solutions
Set celery scaling configuration, but this however does not give you a precise option to control the cpu and memory resources utilized by a container.
Anything else?
https://docs.docker.com/reference/compose-file/deploy/#resources
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