Send us a textMost websites use only a fraction of the CPU and memory assigned to them — yet businesses continue paying full price for underutilized servers. Kubernetes Overcommit changes that by letting you safely run more sites on the same hardware using intelligent request/limit guarantees and burstable workloads.In this episode, we break down how Overcommit works, why it’s statistically safe, and how DevPanel implements it with noise isolation, autoscaling, and per-cluster controls. You’ll also learn how agencies and freelancers can dramatically improve margins, cut hosting costs by thousands per year, and align spending with real usage.What You’ll LearnWhy 70–90% of your server resources sit idleWhat Kubernetes “requests” and “limits” really meanHow burstable workloads allow safe OvercommitReal-world density gains: 40 → 80 → 120 sitesHow this directly translates into profit for agenciesWhy DevPanel now supports Overcommit (and why it didn’t before)The safe rollout model: autoscaling, isolation, optional per clusterHow to choose between 1×, 2×, and 3× OvercommitWatch Video: https://youtu.be/UFJIloWb39sCredits:https://www.devpanel.com/Salim (Sal) Lakhani, https://www.linkedin.com/in/sklakhani/---This episode of DrupalBrief is sponsored by DrupalForge.org DrupalBrief.com

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