Add puma metrics for web and sidekiq pods #170
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renchap
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…pods because of sidecar, 0.0.0.0 for sidekiq
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@renchap I suspect the CPU usage will be incredibly low as well, I just want to make sure that things like sidecars are somewhat predictable. And yeah, the memory was my best guess based on what I saw in testing, but we can modify that over time if necessary |
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Adds environment variables to both web and sidekiq pods to optionally enable Puma metrics. Additionally adds a sidecar to the web pods to collect all metrics from all processes, as puma is multi-process.