Is there a way to allocate cost to every pod on a node when node cost is given without break down by resource type and pod resources are not in same ratio as node resources?<p>Lets say node has 8 CPUs and 32 GB RAM (1:4 ratio). If every pod uses same ratio for its CPU:MEM then math is simple: node cost is split across all pods proportional to their resource allocation.<p>How to make fair calculation if pod resource ratio is different? In extreme it is still simple - lets say there is a pod with 8 CPU and 2 GB RAM, because no pods can fit into node whole node cost is allocated to that pod.<p>What if running pod is 6 CPU and 16 GB RAM and another pod with 2 CPU and 16 GB RAM is squeezed in. How to allocate node cost to each? It can't be just node cost / # of pods, because intiutively beefier pods should recive larger share of node cost as they prevent more smaller pods to fit in, but how exactly to calculate it? "weight" of pod on CPU dimenstion is different than on MEM dimension.