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Restructure for administrators section
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rasheedamir authored May 19, 2023
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# Capacity Management
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# Add a Node to your cluster
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# autoscale your cluster
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# Hibernating your Cluster
# Hibernate your cluster

For clusters running non-critical workloads, e.g. test, development or those only utilized during business hours, it is possible to schedule Cluster Hibernation to save on cloud costs, where Pay-as-you-go cloud computing (PAYG cloud computing) model is implemented.

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# Terminate your cluster
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# Upgrade your cluster
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# Disaster Recovery
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# FAQs

## Why do we reserve memory/CPU on each node?

An OpenShift/Kubernetes Node consist system services that ensure the smooth running of cluster e.g. Kubelet, KubeAPIServer and other OS processes/services. These services can be starved by the workloads running on these nodes and can be starved of CPU time or can cause unexpected Out of Memory (OOM) Exceptions. In order to prevent these issues, a small chunk of resources needs to be permanently allocated to these services so they can run smoothly.
In order to fully utilize resources. An automatic script calculates and allocates CPU/memory resources according to the node utilization. For more details see [capacity reservation docs](https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/latest/nodes/nodes/nodes-nodes-resources-configuring.html#nodes-nodes-resources-configuring-auto_nodes-nodes-resources-configuring) for OpenShift.
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# Troubleshooting
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