terraform fargate cpu

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  1. Import the AWS Fargate module: Start by importing the AWS Fargate module into your Terraform configuration file. This module provides the necessary resources and configurations to deploy Fargate tasks.

  2. Define a task definition: Create a task definition that specifies the CPU requirements for your Fargate tasks. This can be done by setting the cpu parameter in the task definition configuration. The cpu parameter accepts a value between 0.5 and 256, representing the number of CPU units to allocate to each task.

  3. Configure the Fargate service: Set up the Fargate service by defining a service resource in your Terraform configuration. This resource will specify the task definition to use, as well as other service-specific configurations such as the desired count of tasks and the load balancer settings.

  4. Apply the Terraform configuration: Run the terraform apply command to apply the changes defined in your Terraform configuration. This will create or update the necessary AWS resources to deploy your Fargate service with the specified CPU allocation.

  5. Verify the Fargate CPU allocation: After the Terraform apply process is complete, you can verify the Fargate CPU allocation by checking the AWS Management Console or using AWS CLI commands. This will allow you to ensure that the desired CPU units are allocated to your Fargate tasks.

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