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Totally wish this would work, but we currently are running into issues with the EC2 instance being too small to run a new build. So I would like to pause this until we can shrink the GTFS bundles we read into the explorer. Once we can fix those issues then we can merge this |
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With #177 merged can this continue? |
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Motivation
Adding the Datadog agent will heavily improve the tracking and detail of our monitoring per #104.
Changes
I updated the playbook.yml file based on the configuration found in gobble. I updated all references as appropriate. However I was unsure if we needed this datadog_check block? I don't think there's python but left it as a point of reference in case it needs to point at something else.
Testing Instructions
I think I set up the Ansible extension in VScode correctly for linting but probably is worth someone with pre-existing experience doing a double-check.