Stress CPU Progressively of Kubernetes StatefulSet

We start by stressing 50% of the Kubernetes StatefulSet's CPU for 30 seconds. Next, we stepwise stress the CPU by 75%, 90%, and 100% - each for 30 seconds. In between, we have small wait steps to ease analysis in external observability tools for each phase.

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Stress CPU

Generate CPU load for one or more cores. The resources on a host are shared between containers. Running a resource attack for a container is executed in the containers namespace, but affects the host's resources and all containers running on it.

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