Kubernetes Optimization Auto-Pilot Features Announced by Intel [...]

Kubernetes Optimization Auto-Pilot Features Announced by Intel Granulate

📅 October 16, 2023 - Intel Granulate debuts Auto-Pilot feature for Kubernetes optimization, automatically adjusting resource demands and saving up to 45% on CPU and memory overhead.

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