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  2. OCPBUGS-54225

Bump socks5-proxy, konnectivity-proxy, http-proxy, client-token-minter memory requests

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      Memory requests for several containers (socks5 proxy, konnectivity proxy, http proxy, token minter, etc.) have been updated to 30Mi to match their steady-state utilization. This change results in a total persistent memory increase of approximately 200Mi per HyperShift Control Plane (HCP).
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      Memory requests for several containers (socks5 proxy, konnectivity proxy, http proxy, token minter, etc.) have been updated to 30Mi to match their steady-state utilization. This change results in a total persistent memory increase of approximately 200Mi per HyperShift Control Plane (HCP).

      Description of problem:

          The memory requests associated with socks5-proxy, konnectivity-proxy, http-proxy, and client-token-minter containers are too low based on memory utilization of these containers in steady-state.

      Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

      How reproducible:

          Every time.

      Steps to Reproduce:

          1. Create ROKS v4.18 HyperShift cluster.
    2. Collect control plane pod metrics.

      Actual results:

          Memory requests are set to 15Mi for socks5-proxy containers, 10Mi for konnectivity-proxy, http-proxy, and client-token-minter containers.

      Expected results:

          Memory requests should reflect actual memory utilization in stead-state i.e. 30Mi across socks5-proxy, konnectivity-proxy, http-proxy, and client-token-minter containers.

      Additional info:

              evan.reilly Evan Reilly
              evan.reilly Evan Reilly
              Yu Li Yu Li
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