chore(j-s): Add initial delay for judicial-system-web startup probe
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charts/judicial-system/values.dev.yaml (1)
535-535: Consider standardizing timeouts across similar services.Other services in the cluster are using 3-second timeouts. Consider analyzing their startup behavior to determine if they would also benefit from increased timeouts, especially services with similar resource constraints and initialization needs.
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apps/judicial-system/web/infra/judicial-system-web.ts (2)
24-24: Consider adding startupProbe as mentioned in PR title.
The PR title mentions adding an initial delay for the startup probe, but the changes only modify the readiness probe. Consider adding a startupProbe configuration if the intention is to handle initial application startup differently from regular readiness checks.
Let's check if any other services use startupProbe that we can reference:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Look for existing startupProbe configurations in the codebase
# Expected: Find examples of startupProbe usage if any
echo "Checking for existing startupProbe configurations:"
rg -B 2 -A 2 "startupProbe" "apps/**/*.ts"24-24: LGTM! Verify alignment with environment configurations.
The change from a simple string to an object with timeoutSeconds: 10 is a good improvement for the readiness probe configuration.
Let's verify this aligns with the environment configurations:
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! The readiness probe configuration is aligned with environment values
The 10-second timeout value in the readiness probe configuration is consistent with the environment configurations in the Helm charts. Looking at the values files:
charts/judicial-system/values.dev.yaml: readiness path: '/readiness', timeoutSeconds: 10charts/judicial-system/values.staging.yaml: readiness path: '/readiness', timeoutSeconds: 10charts/judicial-system/values.prod.yaml: readiness path: '/readiness', timeoutSeconds: 10
The change is properly reflected across all environments.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if the timeout value matches across all environment files
# Expected: Should find timeoutSeconds: 10 in all environment value files
echo "Checking readiness probe timeout in environment files:"
rg -A 2 "readiness" "**/values*.yaml"
Length of output: 300
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a more precise search for the infrastructure files
echo "Searching for all infrastructure and configuration files:"
fd -e ts -e yaml "judicial-system-web|values"
echo -e "\nChecking readiness probe configurations:"
rg -B 2 -A 2 "readiness"
Length of output: 82563
charts/judicial-system/values.dev.yaml (1)
535-535: LGTM! Consider monitoring startup performance.
Increasing the readiness probe timeout from 3 to 10 seconds is reasonable for web applications that might need more time during startup. However, it would be beneficial to monitor the actual startup time to ensure there aren't underlying performance issues causing slow startups.
✅ Verification successful
Timeout increase is consistent with infrastructure patterns
The 10-second readiness probe timeout for the judicial-system-web service is aligned with the infrastructure patterns, as evidenced by:
- The same 10-second timeout is configured in both staging and production environments
- The change is defined in the infrastructure code at
apps/judicial-system/web/infra/judicial-system-web.ts - Most other services use a 3-second timeout, but web applications often need more time for initial startup
The increased timeout is appropriate for this specific web service while monitoring startup performance remains a good practice.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if other services have similar timeouts
echo "Services with 3-second timeouts that might need adjustment:"
rg "timeoutSeconds: 3" -B 2 | grep -B 2 "readiness:"
Length of output: 975
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the actual values in production and staging environments
echo "Checking timeout values across environments:"
fd "values\.(prod|staging|dev)\.ya?ml$" --exec grep -B 3 "timeoutSeconds:"
# Also check if there are any other timeout configurations
echo -e "\nChecking all timeout configurations in the codebase:"
rg "timeoutSeconds:" -B 2
Length of output: 90355
charts/judicial-system/values.staging.yaml (1)
535-535: LGTM! Increasing readiness probe timeout.
The increase in readiness probe timeout from 3s to 10s for the judicial-system-web component is appropriate for services that might need additional time to initialize.
Let's verify that this change is consistent across other environment configurations:
charts/judicial-system/values.prod.yaml (2)
535-535: Verify the root cause for increased readiness probe timeout
The timeout increase from 3s to 10s is significant. While this change will give the service more time to become ready, such a large increase might be masking underlying performance issues.
#!/bin/bash
# Check startup logs for potential slowness indicators
rg -A 5 "judicial-system-web.*(?i)(slow|delay|timeout|failed)" Line range hint 615-616: Review the significant CPU request reduction
The CPU request has been reduced from 200m to 15m (92.5% reduction). This dramatic decrease raises concerns:
- Potential resource starvation under load
- Inconsistency with staging environment (200m)
Please provide justification for this reduction and confirm that performance testing has validated this change.
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