Kubernetes CPU Throttling | Temporal
Learn how to reduce Temporal Server request latency on Kubernetes by optimizing CPU limits, setting GOMAXPROCS, and managing node efficiency during upgrades.
Request latency is an important indicator for the performance of Temporal Server. Temporal Cloud can offer reliably low request latencies, thanks to its custom persistence backend and expertly managed Temporal Server infrastructure. In this post, we’ll give you some tips for getting lower and more predictable request latencies, and making more efficient use of your nodes, when deploying a self-hosted Temporal Server on Kubernetes. Tuning Temporal Server request latency on Kubernetes # When evaluating the performance of a Temporal Server deployment, we begin by looking at metrics for the reques
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