# Set Resources Limits

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Kubemqctl" %}

## Flags

| Flag                        | Type/Options | Default | Description                    |
| --------------------------- | ------------ | ------- | ------------------------------ |
| --resources-enabled         | bool         | false   | Enable resources configuration |
| --resources-limits-cpu      | string       | "2"     | Set Limits CPU                 |
| --resources-limits-memory   | 2Gi          | string  | Set Limits Memory              |
| --resources-requests-cpu    | string       | "2"     | Set Requests CPU               |
| --resources-requests-memory | string       | 512M    | Set Requests Memory            |

## Example

Set Resources limits:

```bash
kubemqctl create cluster --resources-enabled true
```

Change default of visibility to 3 minutes:

```bash
kubemqctl create cluster --queue-default-visibility-seconds 180
```

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{% tab title="Helm" %}

## Values

| Value                    | Type/Options | Default | Description                    |
| ------------------------ | ------------ | ------- | ------------------------------ |
| resources.enable         | bool         | false   | Enable resources configuration |
| resources.limitsCpu      | string       | "2"     | Set Limits CPU                 |
| resources.limitsMemory   | 2Gi          | string  | Set Limits Memory              |
| resources.requestsCpu    | string       | "2"     | Set Requests CPU               |
| resources.requestsMemory | string       | 512M    | Set Requests Memory            |

## Example

Set Resources limits:

```bash
helm install kubemq-cluster  --set resources.enable=true kubemq-charts/kubemq
```

Change default of visibility to 3 minutes:

```bash
helm install kubemq-cluster  --set queue.defaultVisibilitySeconds=180 kubemq-charts/kubemq
```

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{% tab title="kubectl" %}

## Fields

| Field          | Type/Options | Default | Description         |
| -------------- | ------------ | ------- | ------------------- |
| limitsCpu      | string       | "2"     | Set Limits CPU      |
| limitsMemory   | 2Gi          | string  | Set Limits Memory   |
| requestsCpu    | string       | "2"     | Set Requests CPU    |
| requestsMemory | string       | 512M    | Set Requests Memory |

## Example

Set Resources limits:

Run:

```bash
kubectl apply -f {below-yaml-file}
```

```yaml
apiVersion: core.k8s.kubemq.io/v1alpha1
kind: KubemqCluster
metadata:
  name: kubemq-cluster
  namesapce: kubemq
  labels:
    app: kubemq-cluster
spec:
  replicas: 3
  resources:
    limitsCpu: "2"
    limitsMemory: 2Gi
    requestsCpu: "1"
    requestsMemory: 512Mi
```

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