funktor 0.7.21 → 0.7.22

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  specs:
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- funktor (0.7.21)
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+ funktor (0.7.22)
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  activesupport
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  aws-sdk-dynamodb (~> 1.62)
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  aws-sdk-sqs (~> 1.37)
@@ -8,9 +8,6 @@ class AuditWorker
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  Funktor.raw_logger.unknown Funktor.dump_json(metric_hash(time_diff))
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  puts "Greetings from the #{self.class.name}! Time diff = #{time_diff}"
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- puts "ENV[‘USER’] = #{ENV['USER']}"
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- puts "$LOAD_PATH = #{$LOAD_PATH}"
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- puts "whoami = #{`whoami`}"
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  puts arg_hash.class.name
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  puts arg_hash
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  # Use memory_size to adjust the reousrces (both memory and CPU) available.
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  # For the incoming jobs handler you probably don't need this to be too large,
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  # but if you're seeing large delays at this stage it might help to bump it up.
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- memorySize: 256
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+ memorySize: 128
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  batchSize: 1
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  maximumBatchingWindow: 0
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  visibilityTimeout: 1800
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  # Use memory_size to adjust the reousrces (both memory and CPU) available.
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  # For the job activator you probably don't need this to be too large,
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  # but if you're seeing large delays at this stage it might help to bump it up.
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  batchSize: 1
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  # For the active jobs handler you'll want this to be at least as large as the memory
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  # required to actually do your jobs. You can choose an even higher number to increase
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  # the available CPU to make the jobs run faster.
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+ memorySize: 128
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  batchSize: 1
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  maximumBatchingWindow: 0
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  visibilityTimeout: 1800
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  # For the active jobs handler you'll want this to be at least as large as the memory
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  # required to actually do your jobs. You can choose an even higher number to increase
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  # the available CPU to make the jobs run faster.
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- memorySize: 256
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+ memorySize: 128
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  batchSize: 1
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  maximumBatchingWindow: 0
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  visibilityTimeout: 1800