Linux Container Query

Hi,

After a Linux container is created and some applications are running in it can the memory and CPU be dynamically added to it? Any help would be appreciated.

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@EmmaT:

After a Linux container is created and some applications are running in it can the memory and CPU be dynamically added to it? Any help would be appreciated.

Not dynamically, you would have to at the very least reboot if not migrate servers. You can add memory without upgrading your package, but I don't think you can add CPU. upgrading your package is the better way anyway. That requires (or at least used to) a server migration with the associated downtime.

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