Enforcing policy-as-code for bottleneck analysis using Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Conftest allows teams to ensure that their development and deployment processes adhere to defined policies. By leveraging OPA's decision engine, you can evaluate the compliance of your configurations and code against the policies you've set.
package bottleneck
# Define a rule to check for bottleneck in a service
is_bottleneck[service] {
service := input.services[_]
service.requests > 1000
service.latency > 500
}
# Define the policy to enforce that bottlenecks are addressed
allow {
not is_bottleneck[_]
}
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