Increased memory for the Dedupe Hub

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• Increased memory for the Dedupe Hub instance from 8GB to 12GB in production & pre-prod environments.

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Walkthrough

The pull request includes updates to the memory allocation settings for the OpenSupplyHub project in both pre-production and production environments. Specifically, the app_dd_fargate_memory variable has been increased from 8192 to 12288 in the terraform-preprod.tfvars and terraform-production.tfvars configuration files. Additionally, the release notes have been updated to document these changes, along with enhancements to the API related to moderation events and a database migration affecting the api_moderationevent table.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
deployment/environments/terraform-preprod.tfvars	Updated app_dd_fargate_memory from 8192 to 12288.
deployment/environments/terraform-production.tfvars	Updated app_dd_fargate_memory from 8192 to 12288.
doc/release/RELEASE-NOTES.md	Updated release notes for version 1.25.0, including new API endpoints and memory allocation changes. Added migration for api_moderationevent table status.

Suggested reviewers

• killev
• VadimKovalenkoSNF
• mazursasha1990
• vladsha-dev

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deployment/environments/terraform-production.tfvars (1)

54-54: Consider implementing monitoring and cost optimization strategies

Since this memory increase will impact AWS costs, consider:

1. Setting up CloudWatch alarms to monitor memory utilization
2. Analyzing usage patterns to optimize the configuration if the full 12GB isn't consistently utilized
3. Evaluating if auto-scaling policies could help manage costs during low-traffic periods

deployment/environments/terraform-preprod.tfvars (1)

55-55: Consider implementing cost monitoring and auto-scaling policies.

With the 50% increase in memory allocation, it's important to track resource utilization and costs.

Recommendations:

1. Set up AWS Cost Explorer tags to track Dedupe Hub expenses
2. Consider implementing auto-scaling policies if the workload is variable
3. Document the expected cost increase in the infrastructure documentation

doc/release/RELEASE-NOTES.md (1)

Line range hint 1-1: Add deployment and monitoring instructions.

Consider adding release instructions that cover:

1. Deployment steps for memory increase
2. Rollback procedure if issues occur
3. Monitoring guidance for memory usage
4. Verification steps post-deployment

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deployment/environments/terraform-production.tfvars (1)

54-54: LGTM! Memory increase is within AWS Fargate constraints

The increase from 8GB to 12GB (12288 MB) for the Dedupe Hub is valid for the allocated 4 vCPU (4096 CPU units) configuration, as it falls within Fargate's supported memory range of 8GB-30GB for 4 vCPU tasks.

deployment/environments/terraform-preprod.tfvars (1)

55-55: Memory increase looks appropriate, please verify monitoring.

The increase from 8GB to 12GB for the Dedupe Hub instance aligns with the PR objectives and maintains a healthy 3:1 memory-to-CPU ratio with the existing 4 vCPU allocation.

Please ensure:

1. Memory utilization metrics are being monitored
2. Alert thresholds are adjusted accordingly
3. The application can properly utilize the additional memory

doc/release/RELEASE-NOTES.md (2)

27-27: LGTM! Please verify the memory increase impact.

The memory increase for Dedupe Hub from 8GB to 12GB is well documented. However, please ensure:

1. The new memory allocation has been load tested
2. Memory usage metrics are monitored after deployment
3. Cost implications of the 50% memory increase have been considered

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Line range hint 1-1: LGTM! Well-structured release notes.

The release notes follow best practices with:

• Clear semantic versioning
• Consistent sections
• Detailed categorization of changes

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[vladsha-dev]

LGTM

[mazursasha1990]

LGTM