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Update the installation docs to mention the CPU nodes minimum necessary CPU/memory resources #354

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Make sure the following conditions are met:

- A Kubernetes cluster with version 1.21 or newer is running. Learn how to [install the Kubernetes tools](https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/tools/).
- Your cluster has at least 1 node with 2+ CPUs and 512+ MB of memory available for the JobSet controller manager Deployment to run on. **NOTE**: On some cloud providers, the default node machine type will not have sufficient resources to run the JobSet controller manager and all the required kube-system pods, so you'll need to use a larger
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machine type for your nodes.
- The `SuspendJob` [feature gate][feature_gate] is enabled. In Kubernetes 1.22 or newer, the feature gate is enabled by default and reached stable in Kubernetes 1.24.
- The kubectl command-line tool has communication with your cluster.

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