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Hi @late-needle-80860, can you please help with this query posted by my colleague?

The consequence is that Longhorn gets less dedicated shares of the cpu and thereby something else can take those cpu cycles and that can result in Longhorn’s controls and the like to be delayed which in turn can result in a engine and replica crash … meaning a ( hopefully ) temporary loss of volume for x workload that might need it. For more see the docs ( as always ) > https://longhorn.io/docs/1.9.0/references/settings/#guaranteed-instance-manager-cpu