fix(applications): use correct scale configuration #1311
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces modifications to Bicep files for Azure resource deployment, enhancing modularity and reusability. It adds an import statement for the Changes
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1-185: Summary of changes: Enhanced scaling configuration for container appThe modifications in this file significantly improve the scaling configuration for the container app:
- Introduction of the
Scaletype import enhances modularity and type safety.- Addition of a configurable
scaleparameter with sensible defaults provides flexibility in scaling behavior.- Correct application of the
scaleparameter in the containerApp module invocation ensures the new configuration is used.These changes align well with the PR objective to "use correct scale configuration" and should result in more efficient and controllable scaling of the application in response to CPU and memory utilization.
Consider documenting these new scaling capabilities in the project documentation to ensure other team members are aware of the enhanced configurability.
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3-3: Excellent addition of the Scale type importThe import of the
Scaletype from the containerApp module enhances modularity and type safety in the infrastructure code. This change promotes consistency and reusability across different parts of the infrastructure.
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165-165: Correct application of the scale parameterThe addition of the
scaleparameter to the containerApp module invocation correctly applies the new scaling configuration. This change ensures that the defined scaling rules are used in the deployment, completing the implementation of the new scaling feature.To ensure the scale parameter is correctly passed to the containerApp module, please run the following verification:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the containerApp module accepts the scale parameter # Check the containerApp module definition echo "Checking containerApp module definition:" rg --type bicep 'param\s+scale' .azure/modules/containerApp/main.bicep # Verify other invocations of the containerApp module echo "Checking other invocations of the containerApp module:" rg --type bicep 'module\s+\w+\s+.*containerApp/main.bicep' .azure | grep -v 'scale:'This will help confirm that the containerApp module is prepared to accept the scale parameter and identify any other module invocations that might need updating.
82-107: Great addition of configurable scaling parameterThe new
scaleparameter significantly enhances the flexibility of the container app's scaling configuration. The default values and scaling rules are well-thought-out and align with common best practices.Suggestion for improvement:
Consider parameterizing the utilization thresholds (currently set to 70%) to allow for easy adjustment across different environments or application needs.Here's a suggested modification to make the thresholds configurable:
param cpuUtilizationThreshold int = 70 param memoryUtilizationThreshold int = 70 param scale Scale = { minReplicas: 2 maxReplicas: 10 rules: [ { custom: { type: 'cpu' metadata: { type: 'Utilization' value: string(cpuUtilizationThreshold) } } } { custom: { type: 'memory' metadata: { type: 'Utilization' value: string(memoryUtilizationThreshold) } } } ] }To ensure this change doesn't unexpectedly affect existing deployments, please run the following verification:
This will help identify any places where the existing scale configuration might be overridden or where the new parameter might need to be passed.
✅ Verification successful
Verified: Configurable Scaling Parameter Integration
After reviewing the existing scale configurations across the codebase, no conflicting or additional scale parameters were found. The new
scaleparameter has been integrated successfully without impacting existing deployments.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for existing scale configurations in other Bicep files # Search for existing scale configurations echo "Searching for existing scale configurations:" rg --type bicep -g 'scale\s*=\s*\{' .azure # Search for potential references to the scale parameter echo "Searching for potential references to the scale parameter:" rg --type bicep 'scale:' .azureLength of output: 427
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for existing scale configurations in other Bicep files # Search for existing scale configurations by targeting .bicep files echo "Searching for existing scale configurations in .bicep files:" rg 'scale\s*=\s*\{' --type-add 'bicep:*.bicep' --type bicep .azure # Search for potential references to the scale parameter in .bicep files echo "Searching for potential references to the scale parameter in .bicep files:" rg 'scale:' --type-add 'bicep:*.bicep' --type bicep .azureLength of output: 590
.azure/modules/containerApp/main.bicep (1)
46-51: LGTMThe
Scaletype is well-defined, encapsulating scaling parameters effectively..azure/applications/graphql/main.bicep (2)
3-3: Import statement for 'Scale' type added correctlyThe import statement correctly imports the
Scaletype from the specified module, enabling the use of theScaletype for thescaleparameter.
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111-138: Scaling configuration parameter defined appropriatelyThe
scaleparameter is properly defined using the importedScaletype, with sensible default values forminReplicas,maxReplicas, and scaling rules based on CPU and memory utilization. This enhances modularity and reusability of the scaling configuration.
🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [1.25.0](v1.24.0...v1.25.0) (2024-10-17) ### Features * **applications:** add scalers for cpu and memory ([#1295](#1295)) ([eb0f19b](eb0f19b)) * **infrastructure:** create new yt01 app environment ([#1291](#1291)) ([1a1ccc0](1a1ccc0)) * **service:** add permissions for service-bus ([#1305](#1305)) ([7bf4177](7bf4177)) * **service:** deploy application in container apps ([#1303](#1303)) ([a309044](a309044)) ### Bug Fixes * **applications:** add missing property for scale configuration ([3ffb724](3ffb724)) * **applications:** use correct scale configuration ([#1311](#1311)) ([b8fb3cc](b8fb3cc)) * Fix ID-porten acr claim parsing ([#1299](#1299)) ([8b8862f](8b8862f)) * **service:** ensure default credentials work ([#1306](#1306)) ([b1e6a14](b1e6a14)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please).
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