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For better performance to handle the extra load and more memory for a higher cache hit ratios.

Not sure whether VARNISH_SIZE has the correct value, but let's try it and see how it behaves in practice.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling and cleanup for log processing, ensuring safer and more reliable operation.
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    • Increased allocated memory and switched to a performance-optimized instance for deployments, enhancing system capacity and reliability.

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The changes update the Fly.io deployment configuration to allocate more memory and switch to a performance VM, and revise the logs command in the application code to improve how a coprocess is managed. The new command introduces explicit error handling and a safer cleanup mechanism for the coprocess.

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Fly.io Deployment Config
fly.toml
Increased VARNISH_SIZE from "2640M" to "6400M", reduced memory headroom, and switched VM from "shared-cpu-4x" (4GB) to "performance-1x" (8GB).
Logs Command Coprocess Handling
dagger/main.go
Updated the logs command: renamed the coprocess, added conditional trap for cleanup, and explicit error handling if the coprocess fails.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
fly.toml (1)

10-12: Verify Varnish memory calculation and headroom.

The comment states "20% headroom" but with VARNISH_SIZE=6400M on an 8GB (8192M) machine, the actual headroom is approximately 22% (1792M remaining). Consider updating the comment for accuracy or adjusting VARNISH_SIZE to match the intended 20% headroom (6553M).

-# This leaves 20% headroom from the machine's total available memory
+# This leaves ~22% headroom from the machine's total available memory

Or adjust VARNISH_SIZE for exactly 20% headroom:

-VARNISH_SIZE = "6400M"
+VARNISH_SIZE = "6553M"
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dagger/main.go (1)

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PR: #18
File: dagger/main.go:292-304
Timestamp: 2025-07-03T08:51:11.320Z
Learning: When Go tools in dagger/main.go are pinned to specific commit hashes rather than release tags, this is intentional to access newer changes not yet included in releases. Avoid suggesting updates to release tags when commits are used, as the commits likely contain important unreleased features or fixes.

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fly.toml (1)

15-16: Performance tier upgrade looks appropriate.

The change from "shared-cpu-4x" to "performance-1x" with doubled memory (4GB → 8GB) aligns well with the PR objectives to handle additional load and improve cache hit ratios. Performance VMs provide dedicated CPU resources compared to shared instances.

dagger/main.go (1)

203-203: Improved coprocess management with proper error handling.

The updated logs command significantly improves robustness by:

  • Adding conditional trap for safer cleanup (only kills if process exists)
  • Implementing explicit error handling for coprocess startup failures
  • Using stderr redirection in kill command to suppress expected errors
  • Providing clear error messages for debugging

The bash syntax is correct and follows best practices for coprocess management.

@gerhard gerhard force-pushed the increase-instance-size branch from f54033c to 8c2b447 Compare July 30, 2025 07:07
For better performance to handle the extra load and more memory for a
higher cache hit ratios.

Not sure whether `VARNISH_SIZE` has the correct value, but let's try it
and see how it behaves in practice.

Signed-off-by: Gerhard Lazu <gerhard@changelog.com>
@gerhard gerhard force-pushed the increase-instance-size branch from 8c2b447 to 29a7d0e Compare July 30, 2025 07:09
@gerhard gerhard merged commit 0f8cf4c into main Jul 30, 2025
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