A container group (Group1) contains two container instances. Ensure container2 can use CPU resources without negatively affecting container1. What should you do?

Removing resource limits for both containers allows them to burst beyond their initial allocated resources if available, preventing one from negatively impacting the other due to artificial constraints. If container1 needs more CPU, it can use it without being capped, and container2 can do the same. Increasing the resource limit of container1 or container2 still imposes a hard cap, which might not be enough during peak demand. Decreasing the resource limit of container2 would further restrict its ability to use CPU, potentially causing performance issues and making the problem worse. The goal is flexible resource utilization, not strict allocation that could lead to contention.