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Update/implement celery k8s executor #3398

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WHAT DOES THIS PR DO?

  • This is to trigger the deployment process to allow proper loading of environment variables

WHAT ISSUES ARE RELATED TO THIS PR?

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  • New Features
    • Updated configuration settings for improved resource allocation in the Kubernetes workflow deployment.
    • Enhanced CPU resource requests for the scheduler and celery components to optimize performance.
    • Adjusted memory allocation for the celery component to better manage resource constraints.

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This pull request introduces modifications to the values-prod.yaml file for Kubernetes workflows. Key changes include updates to string formatting for nameOverride and fullnameOverride, along with adjustments to resource requests for the scheduler and celery components. The CPU requests for both components have been increased, while the memory request for celery has been significantly reduced, indicating a reallocation of resources.

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k8s/workflows/values-prod.yaml - Updated nameOverride from '' to ""
- Updated fullnameOverride from '' to ""
- Increased cpu request for scheduler from 112m to 125m
- Increased cpu request for celery from 112m to 125m
- Decreased memory request for celery from 1250Mi to 125Mi

Possibly related PRs

  • Update/implement celery k8s executor #3393: This PR modifies the k8s/workflows/values-prod.yaml file, specifically adjusting CPU requests for the celery component, which relates to the resource allocation changes in the main PR.

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In the land of Kubernetes, changes unfold,
With tweaks to resources, both brave and bold.
From 112 to 125, the CPUs rise,
While memory shrinks, a clever surprise.
Overrides polished, now shining bright,
A dance of efficiency, taking flight! 🌟

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14-15: String formatting updated for consistency.

The changes from single quotes to double quotes (nameOverride and fullnameOverride) are minor but improve consistency in YAML files, where double quotes are generally preferred for strings that might be evaluated by parsers. This change is straightforward and does not impact functionality.

27-27: Increased CPU request for the scheduler.

The CPU request for the scheduler has been increased from 112m to 125m. This adjustment seems to be a fine-tuning measure to possibly handle more load or improve scheduler responsiveness. It's important to ensure that this change is aligned with observed CPU usage metrics to avoid over-provisioning.

34-35: Significant reduction in memory request for Celery.

The memory request for the Celery component has been drastically reduced from 1250Mi to 125Mi. This is a substantial decrease and could potentially lead to issues if Celery workers are memory-intensive. It's crucial to verify that this new setting can handle the typical workload without causing memory pressure or out-of-memory kills.

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