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I’d assume 2.5M refers to the number of containers, not physical machines. And that since containers are virtualised and largely a developer convenience, there’
by hazz99 4y ago
I’d assume 2.5M refers to the number of containers, not physical machines. And that since containers are virtualised and largely a developer convenience, there’s not a big reason to try keeping that number low.
- kleton 4y agoNo, Google by around 2016 was running out of 10/8 addresses for their prod network and was urgently switching to ipv6