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Migrate WB to use cos-common library#96

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Migrate WB to use cos-common library#96
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One question meant to spark conversation about an architectural improvement, but otherwise LGTM :octocat:

logLevel: INFO
maxTasksPerChild: 5

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Minor/informational: How much effort would it be to break this workload up, such that rabbitmq and worker had their own deployments, similar to other charts? Decoupling these could lead to improved application stability, though offhand I'm not certain that there wouldn't be unintended consequences.

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@mfraezz I would say it should not be much effort to scope out these workloads to the separate deployment objects but instead should be well tested and connected to each other

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Could you submit a separate PR for that (with appropriate chart version bump from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1, so that we can test both this and that separately), if/when you have time?

@mfraezz mfraezz merged commit 1e89e16 into CenterForOpenScience:master Feb 5, 2026
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