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We're using Terraform to orchestrate Kubernetes infrastructure with a major cloud provider, and the generated plan.json file is just over 17MB. When accessing the Rover web server, both Firefox and Chromium uses 100% of one core and completely grinds to a halt. I've left it for about 20 minutes now, and the only thing that is happening is that I get warnings about the browsers being unresponsive.
This is with the latest version pulled from docker.io.
Output:
$ podman run --rm -it -p 9000:9000 -v "$(pwd)/plan.json:/src/plan.json" docker.io/im2nguyen/rover:latest -planJSONPath=plan.json
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Starting Rover...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Using provided JSON plan...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Generating resource overview...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 No submodule configurations found...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: external_dns
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: external_dns.iam
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: external_dns.external_dns
...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: aws-backup
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: cluster_autoscaler
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Continuing without loading module from filesystem: cluster_autoscaler.iam
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Generating resource map...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Generating resource graph...
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Done generating assets.
2024/12/11 11:37:56 Rover is running on 0.0.0.0:9000
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We're using Terraform to orchestrate Kubernetes infrastructure with a major cloud provider, and the generated plan.json file is just over 17MB. When accessing the Rover web server, both Firefox and Chromium uses 100% of one core and completely grinds to a halt. I've left it for about 20 minutes now, and the only thing that is happening is that I get warnings about the browsers being unresponsive.
This is with the latest version pulled from docker.io.
Output:
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