Add CPU resource request to elasticsearch pod#385
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Elasticsearch declared a memory request/limit but no CPU request, so the scheduler had no guaranteed CPU floor for the ES pod. Add a 1-core CPU request (no limit, to avoid throttling a latency-sensitive workload). Fixes EN-2222.
A full-core request makes ES claim ~50% of a 2-vCPU node (small VMs, Docker Desktop defaults), risking Pending pods since the k3d installer never validates CPU capacity. 500m keeps the scheduling floor while staying schedulable on minimum hardware; no CPU limit, so it still bursts freely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Elasticsearch pod declared a memory request/limit but no CPU request, so the scheduler had no guaranteed CPU floor for it. Add a 1-core CPU request under
resources.requests.No CPU limit is set, to avoid throttling a latency-sensitive workload. Verified the chart still renders with
helm template.Fixes EN-2222.