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@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ const (
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// This is a bit of a hack to work around garbage data from cadvisor
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// This is a bit of a hack to work around garbage data from cadvisor
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// The maximum CPU count on AWS is 96. Standard_M192idms_v2 on azure allows 192. GCP offers 224 in n2ds. Many improvements here are possible to get lower bounnds, but 96 seems reasonable now.
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// The maximum CPU count on AWS is 96. Standard_M192idms_v2 on azure allows 192. GCP offers 224 in n2ds. Many improvements here are possible to get lower bounnds, but 96 seems reasonable now.
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// Ideally you cap each pod to the max CPU on its node, but that involves a bit more complexity, as it it would need to be done when allocations joins with asset data.
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// Ideally you cap each pod to the max CPU on its node, but that involves a bit more complexity, as it it would need to be done when allocations joins with asset data.
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-const MAX_CPU_CAP = 96
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+const MAX_CPU_CAP = 512
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// CanCompute should return true if CostModel can act as a valid source for the
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// CanCompute should return true if CostModel can act as a valid source for the
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// given time range. In the case of CostModel we want to attempt to compute as
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// given time range. In the case of CostModel we want to attempt to compute as
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Ajay Tripathy