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… Chart (#117)

* Add memory and CPU request configurations for various services in Helm chart

- Updated `questions.yml` to include `memoryRequest` and `cpuRequest` for services: web, space, admin, live, silo, monitor, api, worker, beatworker, and email_service.
- Modified `values.yaml` to set default values for `memoryRequest` and `cpuRequest` for the aforementioned services.
- Adjusted deployment templates to utilize the new request configurations for resource management.

* Refactor email service resource configurations in Helm chart

- Updated `questions.yml` to change variable names from `memory_limit` and `cpu_limit` to `memoryLimit` and `cpuLimit`.
- Modified `values.yaml` to reflect the new variable names for memory and CPU limits and requests.
- Adjusted `email.deployment.yaml` to utilize the updated variable names for resource requests and limits.

* Refactor resource variable names in Helm chart

- Updated `questions.yml` to change variable names from `memory_request`, `cpu_request`, `memory_limit`, and `cpu_limit` to `memoryRequest` and `cpuRequest`, `memoryLimit` and `cpuLimit`.
- Modified `silo.deployment.yaml` to utilize the updated variable names for resource requests and limits.

* Add memory and CPU request configurations for additional services in README.md

- Updated the README.md to include `memoryRequest` and `cpuRequest` settings for services: web, space, admin, live, monitor, api, silo, worker, and beatworker.
- Ensured consistency in documentation for resource management across all relevant services.

* Update README.md to reflect new variable names for email service resource configurations

- Changed variable names for memory and CPU limits and requests from `memory_limit`, `cpu_limit`, `memory_request`, and `cpu_request` to `memoryLimit`, `cpuLimit`, `memoryRequest`, and `cpuRequest` for the email service.
- Ensured consistency with previous refactoring of resource variable names across the Helm chart.
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* Add resource request configurations for various components in Helm chart

- Updated `questions.yml` to include memory and CPU request variables for web, space, admin, live, api, worker, and beatworker components.
- Modified `values.yaml` to set default memory and CPU requests for each component.
- Adjusted deployment templates to utilize the new request configurations for memory and CPU.

* Bump Plane version to 1.1.2 in Chart.yaml

* Add memory and CPU request configurations to README.md

- Included `memoryRequest` and `cpuRequest` parameters for web, space, admin, live, api, worker, and beatworker components in the documentation.
- Updated descriptions to clarify the purpose of these new parameters in the context of Kubernetes deployments.

* Fix resource limits in space deployment template

- Updated memory and CPU limit configurations in `space.deployment.yaml` to reference the correct `space` values instead of `web` values, ensuring accurate resource allocation for the space component.

* Update image reference in space deployment template

- Changed the image reference in `space.deployment.yaml` to use `space.image` instead of `space.images`, ensuring consistency with the updated configuration structure.
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@akshat5302 akshat5302 changed the title release: Plane EE:v1.2.4 and Plane CE:v1.1.2 release: Plane-EE:v1.2.4 and Plane-CE:v1.1.2 May 30, 2025
@mguptahub mguptahub merged commit e4f1327 into master Jun 3, 2025
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