test: reduce RealisticLoad E2E resource requests to avoid CI contention#50
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Lower CPU request from 300m→150m and memory 128Mi→96Mi. This is the real fix for the persistent deployment readiness timeout instead of repeatedly increasing patience timeouts. Refs #49 Signed-off-by: Sebastien Tardif <sebtardif@ncf.ca>
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Superseded by #51 which addresses the root cause (start idle, exec load after Ready) instead of just lowering requests. |
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Real root-cause fix for #49:
This makes the test schedule reliably even when 13 parallel E2E tests compete for limited CI node resources, instead of papering over the problem with longer timeouts.