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Option to configure the FME_TMP environment for Azure Kubernetes Clusters

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  • June 14, 2022
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jsmitsman
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Workbenches that produce a lot of disk io will perform poorly on Azure Kubernetes Clusters that are using Standard HDD OS disks.

Because of this; It would be really nice if you can configure the FME_TMP environment in the values.yaml file.


As solution for these clusters; you could then attach a new data disk with a better performance on your virtual machine scaleset, and set the FME_TMP environment to this disk.

This would be also really helpfull if you want more flexibility in the size of disk. 


Otherwise

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jsmitsman
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  • June 14, 2022

Forget the last line: "Otherwise".

I forgot to remove this one. 😴


LizAtSafe
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