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Why Postgres Breaks Kubernetes container_memory_working_set_bytes Metric

Kubernetes metric container_memory_working_set_bytes is used for evicting/killing pods with too much memory use, especially if memory request < limit (don’t do this with Postgres). The metric is calculated from cgroups v2 memory.stat as current-inactive_file [source]. You’d assume it’s a good metric for memory usage in kubernetes. But with Postgres, this metric is very inaccurate for … Continue reading

KubeCon 2025: Bookmarks on Memory and Postgres

Just got home from KubeCon. One of my big goals for the trip was to make some progress in a few areas of postgres and kubernetes – primarily around allowing more flexible use of the linux page cache and avoiding OOM kills with less hardware overprovisioning. When I look at Postgres on Kubernetes, I think … Continue reading

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