Setting `resources.requests.memory` tells the kube-scheduler where to place the pod based on guaranteed capacity. Setting `resources.limits.memory` is a hard ceiling: if your Node/Go process exceeds it, the Linux kernel invokes the OOMKiller and terminates the container with exit code 137. Always set memory limits to prevent memory leaks from starving neighbouring pods on the worker node.

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