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Check cluster memory budgets per node - #141
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--cluster-profileto budget weights, KV and runtime headroom on each node instead of treating total cluster RAM as one allocation.Count unified memory once and check the smallest worker. KV defaults to replication. Explicit fractions describe partitioned KV and unequal weight shards; equal sharding is labeled as an assumption.
22 tests pass, including byte conversion and concurrent sequences. The documentation uses anonymous example nodes and distinguishes arithmetic fit from a tested deployment or an OOM guarantee. No private hardware profile is included.
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notes/cluster-profile.md.I used AI assistance and reviewed and tested the changes.