Proper Kubernetes resource configuration ensures optimal performance, reliability, and cost-efficiency for your Prisme.ai deployment. This guide details best practices and recommended configurations.

The following guidelines help ensure optimal performance for a standard Prisme.ai deployment:

ComponentCPU RequestsCPU LimitsMemory RequestsMemory Limits
API Gateway500m1000m512Mi1Gi
Runtime1000m2000m1Gi2Gi
Console (Studio)250m500m256Mi512Mi
Pages250m500m256Mi512Mi
Events500m1000m512Mi1Gi
MongoDB (per node)1000m2000m2Gi4Gi
Elasticsearch (per node)1000m2000m4Gi8Gi
Redis (per node)500m1000m1Gi2Gi

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Best Practices for Resource Management

Implement these best practices to optimize Kubernetes resource usage:

Resource Requests and Limits

  • Set accurate resource requests to inform Kubernetes scheduler for optimal pod placement.
  • Configure resource limits to prevent resource starvation.

Autoscaling

  • Use Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA) based on CPU/Memory utilization.
  • Set minimum and maximum replica counts for critical components like API Gateway and Runtime.

Node Pool Optimization

  • Configure separate node pools for CPU-intensive (Runtime) and memory-intensive (Elasticsearch, MongoDB) workloads.
  • Regularly monitor resource usage and scale node pools accordingly.

Monitoring & Alerts

  • Integrate resource monitoring with Prometheus/Grafana.
  • Configure alerts to notify resource constraints or spikes in utilization.

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Resource Quotas & Limit Ranges

Apply resource quotas and limit ranges to manage resource consumption within Kubernetes namespaces effectively.

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Persistent Storage Recommendations

Ensure reliability and durability by properly configuring persistent volumes (PVs):

  • Use Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) with dynamically provisioned storage classes.
  • Recommended storage classes: SSD-backed storage (e.g., AWS EBS GP3, Azure Premium SSD, Google Persistent Disk SSD).
  • Regular backups and snapshotting via cloud provider capabilities or dedicated backup solutions.

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Monitoring Kubernetes Resources

Use Prometheus and Grafana to continuously monitor resources:

  • CPU and memory utilization dashboards.
  • Persistent storage performance metrics.
  • Alerting rules for resource exhaustion.

Example Prometheus alert:

groups:
- name: resource-alerts
  rules:
  - alert: HighCpuUsage
    expr: sum(rate(container_cpu_usage_seconds_total[5m])) by (pod) > 0.9
    for: 5m
    labels:
      severity: warning
    annotations:
      summary: High CPU usage detected

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Troubleshooting Resource Issues

Common issues and resolutions:

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Next Steps

High Availability

Configure high availability setups

Prometheus & Grafana

Set up monitoring tools

Products Configuration

Configure your Prisme.ai AI products

Operations Management

Learn about scaling operations efficiently

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