Description: The ‘Limit Range’ is a fundamental policy in the context of container orchestration systems, which defines the minimum and maximum resource limits assigned to containers within a namespace. This policy allows system administrators to efficiently manage computing resources, ensuring that each container has access to the appropriate amount of CPU and memory, thus preventing resource overload or underutilization. Limits are crucial for maintaining the stability and performance of applications in container environments, as they help prevent a container from consuming more resources than it should, which could affect other containers in the same environment. Additionally, setting limits helps optimize resource usage, facilitating application planning and scalability. In container orchestration systems, limit ranges integrate with cloud infrastructure, allowing users to leverage the scalability and flexibility of the cloud. Furthermore, container management tools enable users to define and visualize these limits intuitively, simplifying resource management in complex container environments.
