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lvarin committed Jan 31, 2025
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memory: 1600Mi
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Note that they cannot be more than 5x apart (default ratio, more information [here](../../usage/projects_and_quota/#default-pod-resource-limits)).
Note that they cannot be more than 5x apart (default ratio, more information [here](../usage/projects_and_quota.md#default-pod-resource-limits)).
Save and run the build again, and if it succeeds, check the metrics and see how much memory was used. You can adjust the memory limit to 10-20% more than what it was used.
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## Workarounds

* A trivial fix is to pull the image using a compatible client, re-tag it, and push it to Rahti's internal registry. This newly pushed image will be using the old docker format. Follow the link for a guide on [How to manually cache images in Rahti's registry](../../../cloud/rahti/images/Using_Rahti_2_integrated_registry).
* A trivial fix is to pull the image using a compatible client, re-tag it, and push it to Rahti's internal registry. This newly pushed image will be using the old docker format. Follow the link for a guide on [How to manually cache images in Rahti's registry](../../cloud/rahti/images/Using_Rahti_2_integrated_registry.md).

* If the image was built by your team, the [buildah](https://buildah.io) tool can be used. It allows to build docker images without the extra privileges the `docker build` requires, and even though by default it will build an image using the `OCI` format, it has an option to use the `docker` format instead:

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