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Syscall event drops on OpenShift platform #1573
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We have implemented Falco on OpenShift by using the Helm charts. Recently we have noticed a lot of syscall event drops, somethings the value of n_drops is over 100000. We have changed the resources section of the configuration to change rhe requests for cpu to 500m and the limits for the cpu to 1000m. The dropped events reduced a lot but we are still getting a lot of drops sometimes.
Is there any advice or solutions how to fix this on OpenShift?
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