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-## Automatic Resource Reservation Calculation
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-While manually specifying resource reservations for kube and system daemons works, Kubespray offers a more convenient approach. You can set the `kube_enable_auto_reserved_resources` flag to `true`. This instructs Kubespray to automatically calculate appropriate resource reservations for `kube_[master]_cpu_reserved` and `kube_[master]_memory_reserved` based on your host size. This eliminates the need for manual configuration, simplifying the process.
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-When `kube_enable_auto_reserved_resources` is set to `true`, Kubespray calculates resource reservations as follows:
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-CPU: 1% of the total CPU cores on the host machine + 80 millicores
-Memory: 5% of the total available system memory + 330 Megabytes
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-This approach ensures that kubelet has sufficient resources to function properly while leaving the majority of resources available for your workloads.
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-After the setup, the cgroups hierarchy remains the same as before.
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 You can learn more in the [official kubernetes documentation](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/administer-cluster/reserve-compute-resources/).