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vagrant: Increase default Virtualbox memory to 2GB #436
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Without this change, we would end up with a non-functional k8s cluster set up because of memory exhaustion. Also made it configurable via a constant defined at top of Vagrantfile according to coreos#311 (comment) Fixes coreos#311
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Without this change, we would end up with a non-functional k8s cluster set up because of memory exhaustion.
Also made it configurable via a constant defined at top of Vagrantfile according to #311 (comment)
Tested with Virtualbox running
vagrant destroy -f && vagrant upand after several minutes runningkubectl --kubeconfig kubeconfig get svcto confirm it's really up.Fixes #311
P.S. Just fixing around to decrease num of non-critial issues to make coreos-kubernetes looks really good as it actually is 😄
Thanks for sharing!