Manage Container Configuration

Learn how to change the configuration of your containers in Humanitec.

Introduction
Humanitec uses a base configuration for all Containers. This configuration is defined in the Workload Profile. Your DevOps team can configure it depending on the general requirements of your team. However, you can also adjust the Container Configuration for individual Workloads as needed. This section explains how.
Change Container Configuration
You can find the Container Configuration on the Workload Details Screen. You can adjust the Container Configuration separately for each Container in your Workload. You can define and change the following elements:
Container probes: The Liveness and the Readiness **** probe are used to determine if the container is alive and ready to accept requests.
Assign Resources: The maximum and minimum resource requirements for CPU and Memory. By default these are set to:
CPU: min 0.025 and max 0.250
Memory: min 64 MB and max 256 MB.
Container overrides: Alternative Commands and/or Arguments for the container.
Commands This overrides, or adds if it doesn't exist, the docker image's ENTRYPOINT instruction. For more information about the ENTRYPOINT instruction see Docker's documentation.
Arguments This overrides, or adds if it doesn't exist, the docker image's CMD instruction. For more information about the CMD instruction see Docker's documentation.
The container overrides fields expect a YAML list.
- python
- '-c'
- print("Hello, World")

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