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content/en/blog/_posts/2023-05-15-kubernetes-1-27-updates-on-speeding-up-pod-startup.md

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## Event triggered updates to container status
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`Evented PLEG` (PLEG is short for "Pod Lifecycle Event Generator") is set to be in beta for v1.27,
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Kubernetes offers two ways for the kubelet to detect Pod lifecycle events, such as a the last
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Kubernetes offers two ways for the kubelet to detect Pod lifecycle events, such as the last
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process in a container shutting down.
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In Kubernetes v1.27, the _event based_ mechanism has graduated to beta but remains
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disabled by default. If you do explicitly switch to event-based lifecycle change detection,
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a large amount of memory.
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Kubelet configuration now includes `memoryThrottlingFactor`. This factor is multiplied by
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the memory limit or node allocatable memory to set the cgroupv2 memory.high value for enforcing
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the memory limit or node allocatable memory to set the cgroupv2 `memory.high` value for enforcing
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MemoryQoS. Decreasing this factor sets a lower high limit for container cgroups, increasing reclaim
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pressure. Increasing this factor will put less reclaim pressure. The default value is 0.8 initially
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and will change to 0.9 in Kubernetes v1.27. This parameter adjustment can reduce the potential
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on the volumes recursively. Further details can be found in the KEP <https://kep.k8s.io/1710>.
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To identify the cause of slow pod startup, analyzing metrics and logs can be helpful. Other
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factorsthat may impact pod startup include container runtime, disk speed, CPU and memory
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factors that may impact pod startup include container runtime, disk speed, CPU and memory
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resources on the node.
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SIG Node is responsible for ensuring fast Pod startup times, while addressing issues in large

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