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update: added goal to point out maintaining partition resize after installation
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enhancements/workload-partitioning/wide-availability-workload-partitioning.md

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- We want to be clear with customers that this enhancement is a day 0 supported
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feature only. We do not support turning it off after the installation is done
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and the feature is on.
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- We want to maintain the ability to configure the partition size after
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installation, we do not support turning off the partition feature but we do
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support changing the CPU partition size post day 0.
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### Non-Goals
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A risk we can run into is that a customer can apply a CPU set that is too small
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or out of bounds can cause problems such as extremely poor performance or start
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up errors. Mitigation of this scenario will be to provide proper guidance and
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guidelines for customers who enable this enhancement. Furthermore, the
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guidelines for customers who enable this enhancement. As mentioned in our goal
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we do support re-configuring the CPUSet partition size after installation. The
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performance team would need to be reached out to for more specific information
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around upper and lower bounds of CPU sets for running an Openshift cluster.
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around upper and lower bounds of CPU sets for running an Openshift cluster
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It is possible to build a cluster with the feature enabled and then add a node
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in a way that does not configure the workload partitions only for that node. We

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