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Fix comment typo in kube-apiserver and cachesize

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Ginwala 2017-05-24 13:41:33 -07:00
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cmd/kube-apiserver/app/server.go
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@ -536,7 +536,7 @@ func defaultOptions(s *options.ServerRunOptions) error {
// This is the heuristics that from memory capacity is trying to infer // This is the heuristics that from memory capacity is trying to infer
// the maximum number of nodes in the cluster and set cache sizes based // the maximum number of nodes in the cluster and set cache sizes based
// on that value. // on that value.
// From our documentation, we officially recomment 120GB machines for // From our documentation, we officially recommend 120GB machines for
// 2000 nodes, and we scale from that point. Thus we assume ~60MB of // 2000 nodes, and we scale from that point. Thus we assume ~60MB of
// capacity per node. // capacity per node.
// TODO: We may consider deciding that some percentage of memory will // TODO: We may consider deciding that some percentage of memory will

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pkg/registry/cachesize/cachesize.go
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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ func InitializeWatchCacheSizes(expectedRAMCapacityMB int) {
// This is the heuristics that from memory capacity is trying to infer // This is the heuristics that from memory capacity is trying to infer
// the maximum number of nodes in the cluster and set cache sizes based // the maximum number of nodes in the cluster and set cache sizes based
// on that value. // on that value.
// From our documentation, we officially recomment 120GB machines for // From our documentation, we officially recommend 120GB machines for
// 2000 nodes, and we scale from that point. Thus we assume ~60MB of // 2000 nodes, and we scale from that point. Thus we assume ~60MB of
// capacity per node. // capacity per node.
// TODO: Revisit this heuristics // TODO: Revisit this heuristics