Is there any way in Qovery to set a rule to restart a pod if it reaches a certain CPU % threshold? We have certain computationally intensive processes that run our app, and since that job may only run in a single pod (or perhaps two), it doesn’t trigger auto-scaling because overall CPU remains low …

[image] rophilogene: Ok I’ll provide an example as soon as I can today :slight_smile: Hi @ChrisBolman1 , sorry for the late reply. do you still need the example as you requested?

Hi @ChrisBolman1 , Thank you for explaining why you would need to restart a pod if it reaches a certain CPU threshold. Short answer is yes Long answer Qovery does not support this out of the box, however you can do something which is: Create a toolbox project with an environment. Create a cronj…

Thanks @rophilogene - setting something like this up in practice: is there documentation on the Websockets API to pull usage? Reading REST API docs, are containers the same thing as pods? it seems like if there’s a way to get pods by application, I could then health and CPU check each one, but I do…

[image] ChrisBolman1: Thanks @rophilogene - setting something like this up in practice: is there documentation on the Websockets API to pull usage? The open API page we generate does not display properly WebSocket endpoints - so we have this page qovery-openapi-spec/websocket/websocket-openap…

Thanks @rophilogene . Tried connecting to the websocket API using websocat client to see what the response looks like and I’m getting: 401 Unauthorized I included our Qovery API key as an api_key={{ key }} param in the request. A python example would be helpful. Also are the application and service …

[image] ChrisBolman1: A python example would be helpful. Also are the application and service params interchangeable? In this case as I understand it our service is an application Yes, a service can be an application, container, database, lifecycle job, or cronjob… Actually all the resources …

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rophilogene (Romaric Philogene) March 22, 2024, 1:23pm 6

Yes, a service can be an application, container, database, lifecycle job, or cronjob… Actually all the resources you can put inside an Environment.

You can find a definition here.

Ok I’ll provide an example as soon as I can today

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