fix test flake by removing memory limit from test pod #2094
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On AKS clusters, the pod's container would exceed its memory limit, get OOMKilled, get restarted, and cause that test to flake. Co-authored-by: Joshua Casey <[email protected]>
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On AKS clusters, the pod's container would exceed its memory limit, get OOMKilled, get restarted, and cause that test to flake.
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