Hello, does airbyte store a connection pods resour...
# troubleshootingm
Maxime edfeed
03/17/2022, 6:13 PMHello, does airbyte store a connection pods resources in db ? I get, time to time, resources set in the main container of my job pods that doesn't match the job resources env vars (JOB_POD_MAIN_... and JOB_MAIN_...). The resources doesn't match the limitranges object in my airbyte namespace.
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Marcos Marx (Airbyte)
03/18/2022, 1:34 AMcould you show a screenshoot of those pods @Maxime edfeed? Are you saying some Airbyte’s PODs are launched without the correct limit/required memory/cps?
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Maxime edfeed
03/18/2022, 8:04 AMYes, it's exactly the problem. Some resources are set but I can't find out where they come from. The cpu request in this screenshot is not set using the "JOB_POD_..." or "JOB_MAIN_..." env vars.
Maxime edfeed
03/18/2022, 8:06 AMThe limitranges set in the same namespace (default resources applied to containers if none is specified)
Maxime edfeed
03/18/2022, 8:14 AMThe env vars set in airbyte server, scheduler and worker pods. They are defined only once (no duplicates in a given pod). Note that I'm using the v0.33.12-alpha.
The limitranges memory request value is different from the corresponding env var for testing purpose.
Maxime edfeed
03/20/2022, 11:12 AMFor anyone facing the same issue, resource requirements are store in db. I updated manually the values in db.
To see the resources stored :
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select config_blob->'resourceRequirements' from airbyte_configs where config_type='STANDARD_SYNC';