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Fixing health check and bumping up autoscaling limits #784

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  • Fixing health check urls
  • Bumping up Autoscaling limits on the ECS service

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  • Refactor
    • Updated health check paths and scaling parameters for improved service performance and resource utilization.

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The recent update involves optimizing a Fargate service in the cloud infrastructure codebase. It adjusts the health check path for the service's target group based on the environment and fine-tunes CPU and memory scaling target percentages for improved resource utilization.

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cdk/lib/app-stack.ts Changed health check path for fargateService.targetGroup; Updated CPU and memory scaling targets.

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Actionable comments generated: 0

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a7854c4 and 7fa5de2.
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  • cdk/lib/app-stack.ts (2 hunks)
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cdk/lib/app-stack.ts (3)
  • 236-236: The health check path is dynamically set based on the production flag. This is a good practice as it allows for environment-specific configurations. However, ensure that the URLs provided (https://www.codu.co/api/health for production and https://www.dev1.codu.co/api/health for non-production) are correct and reachable. It's also important to verify that the health check configuration aligns with the expected behavior of the health endpoint in both environments.
  • 250-250: The target utilization percentage for CPU scaling is set to 90%. This is a significant change that could impact the responsiveness and cost of the service. While a high target utilization can lead to cost savings by running fewer tasks, it might also risk performance under high load. Consider evaluating this threshold in the context of the application's typical and peak loads to ensure it strikes the right balance between cost and performance.
  • 254-254: Similar to the CPU scaling configuration, the target utilization percentage for memory scaling is set to 90%. This high threshold could potentially lead to memory pressure and performance degradation if not carefully monitored. It's crucial to assess the memory usage patterns of the application and adjust this setting based on empirical data to avoid out-of-memory errors or excessive scaling actions that could impact cost and stability.

@NiallJoeMaher NiallJoeMaher merged commit edbb400 into codu-code:develop Feb 28, 2024
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7fa5de2 and 7ae20b3.
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  • cdk/lib/app-stack.ts (2 hunks)
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  • cdk/lib/app-stack.ts

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