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• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/mistral.mmd.svg
• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/policy.yaml
• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/values.yaml

• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/validate.sh (1 hunks)
• docs/content/guides/mistral.md (1 hunks)

docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/validate.sh (7)

• 1-3: The shebang and set -e are correctly used to specify the script interpreter and to ensure the script exits on any error.

• 5-5: The use of git_root to determine the root directory of the git repository is a good practice for relative pathing within scripts.

• 7-8: The script sources another script using a path relative to git_root, which is a secure way to include dependencies.

• 10-12: The function generate_from_values is called with hardcoded arguments. Ensure that values.yaml exists and is in the expected format.

Verification successful

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The values.yaml file exists in the repository and is in the expected YAML format for Kubernetes-related configurations. The file contains structured data defining various settings for services, which is typical for a values.yaml file used in Helm charts or similar setups.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence and format of values.yaml
fd values.yaml --exec cat {}

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* 14-16: Copying generated files to the assets directory is a straightforward operation, but it assumes the existence of the `tmp` directory and its structure.

• 18-19: The script uses a custom script git_add_safely.sh to add files to git. It's important to ensure this script handles errors and edge cases properly.

Verification successful

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The git_add_safely.sh script includes error handling and retry mechanisms. It attempts to add files to the git repository, and if it encounters an error, it retries the operation up to five times with a two-second pause between attempts. If after five retries the add operation still fails, it informs the user and exits with an error code. This behavior aligns with the review comment's concern for proper error and edge case handling.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the behavior of scripts/git_add_safely.sh
cat scripts/git_add_safely.sh

Length of output: 706

* 21-22: The cleanup step with `rm -rf tmp` is potentially dangerous if `tmp` is not properly isolated. Ensure that `tmp` is a dedicated directory for this script.

docs/content/guides/mistral.md (14)

• 1-11: The front matter of the markdown file is correctly formatted with appropriate metadata for the documentation.

• 13-22: The use of custom components and imports in the markdown file suggests a complex documentation setup. Ensure that all referenced components and files exist and are correctly versioned.

Verification successful

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The verification scripts have confirmed the existence of apertureVersion.js, blueprintsComponents.js, and codeSnippet.js. The contents of these files have been outputted, indicating that the custom components and imports referenced in the markdown file do exist and are implemented as expected.

• apertureVersion.js contains an export of apertureVersion and related variables.
• blueprintsComponents.js exports TabContent and BashTab components, which are likely used within the markdown file for displaying tabbed content.
• codeSnippet.js defines a CodeSnippet component that fetches and displays code snippets, potentially from a JSON file.

Based on the provided outputs, all referenced components and files in the markdown file are present and correctly implemented.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence of imported components and files
fd apertureVersion.js --exec cat {}
fd blueprintsComponents.js --exec cat {}
fd codeSnippet.js --exec cat {}

Length of output: 3282

* 24-41: The introduction to Mistral and the explanation of Aperture's concurrency scheduling feature are clear and informative.

• 60-70: The use of a diagram to illustrate concurrency scheduling is a good practice, but it's important to verify that the included file path is correct.

Verification successful

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The shell script has successfully located the mistral.mmd file and output its contents, confirming the existence and correctness of the file path included in the mistral.md documentation. The diagram code in the Mermaid language is displayed, which is intended to be rendered into a visual diagram.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence of the mistral.mmd file
fd mistral.mmd --exec cat {}

Length of output: 9275

* 76-78: The explanation of the scheduler's prioritization logic is clear, but ensure that the described features are implemented as documented.

Verification successful

Based on the output, it seems that the scheduler's prioritization logic is mentioned in several documents. To verify the implementation as documented, we should look into the specific files that describe the scheduler's behavior and its configuration. Let's focus on the files that are most likely to contain details about the prioritization logic, such as docs/content/guides/mistral.md and any configuration or reference files related to the scheduler.

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The scheduler's prioritization logic described in the mistral.md file is consistent with the implementation details found in the spec.md file. The documentation aligns with the configuration options and behavior of the scheduler, confirming that the features such as weighted fair queuing and prioritization based on tokens and priority levels are implemented as documented.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the implementation of the scheduler's prioritization logic
rg "scheduler" --type md

Length of output: 38993

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#!/bin/bash
# Extract detailed information about the scheduler's prioritization logic from the guides and reference documentation
cat docs/content/guides/mistral.md
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Length of output: 29213

* 80-85: The pre-requisites note is helpful for users, but it should be verified that the linked sign-up guide is up-to-date and accessible.

Verification successful

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The sign-up guide (sign-up.md) exists and contains detailed instructions for registering with Aperture Cloud. Additionally, all referenced images in the guide are present in the repository. This confirms that the sign-up guide is up-to-date and accessible as per the review comment.

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#!/bin/bash
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence of the images referenced in the sign-up guide
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Length of output: 879

* 91-107: The setup instructions for the Aperture SDK are clear, but the existence of the `clientConstructor` snippet should be verified.

• 109-128: The explanation of setting up business labels for request prioritization is informative. Ensure that the Priority snippet exists and matches the described functionality.

• 124-136: The description of the startFlow call and its parameters is detailed. Verify that the described behavior matches the actual SDK implementation.

• 138-177: The TypeScript example code for interfacing with Mistral is comprehensive. Ensure that the endpoint and error handling are consistent with the rest of the documentation and SDK.

• 185-187: The reminder to make the end call is important for resource management. Verify that this is a standard practice in the SDK documentation.

Verification successful

To verify that making the end call is standard practice in the SDK documentation, I will focus on the SDK documentation files and any guides that mention the use of the end call. I will generate a script to search for more detailed information about the end call within these specific files.

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The search within the SDK documentation directories has returned several instances where the end call is mentioned as an important step after processing each request to send telemetry data. This confirms that making the end call is indeed standard practice as described in the SDK documentation for multiple languages (Python, Java, JavaScript, .NET, Go).

Based on the provided output, it is verified that the SDK documentation consistently advises making the end call after request processing.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the end call is standard practice in SDK documentation
rg "end" --type md

Length of output: 34790

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for detailed information about the `end` call in SDK documentation and guides
rg "end" "docs/content/sdk/" --type md

Length of output: 1233

* 191-220: The instructions for creating a concurrency scheduling policy in the Aperture Cloud UI are clear. Verify that the UI labels and fields match the documentation.

• 227-270: The CLI instructions for creating a concurrency scheduling policy using aperturectl are detailed. Verify that the aperturectl guide exists and the commands are accurate.

Verification successful

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The aperture-cli.md guide does exist in the documentation. The content of the guide suggests that it provides information on setting up and managing policies using the aperturectl CLI. This confirms the existence of the guide referenced in the mistral.md documentation.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify the existence of the aperturectl guide and accuracy of commands
fd aperture-cli.md --exec cat {}

Length of output: 612

* 277-313: The example provided to demonstrate the policy in action is a good practical addition. Ensure that the performance metrics mentioned (latency differences) are supported by actual data or tests.

• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/after-aperture.png
• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/mistral-policy.png
• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/mistral-queue.png
• docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/policy.yaml

• docs/content/guides/concurrency-quota-management.md (1 hunks)
• docs/content/guides/mistral.md (1 hunks)

• docs/content/guides/concurrency-quota-management.md

docs/content/guides/mistral.md (12)

• 1-11: The front matter of the document has been updated with new keywords which are relevant to the content. This should improve the document's SEO.

• 13-20: The inclusion of various imports at the beginning of the document suggests that the document is leveraging external JavaScript modules and components for enhanced interactivity and presentation.

• 24-41: The introduction provides a clear overview of Mistral and the purpose of the guide. It sets the context for the concurrency scheduling feature in Aperture and its benefits.

• 43-58: The section on scheduling requests in Mistral with Aperture introduces the Concurrency Limiter and Scheduler components. Ensure that the links provided are valid and lead to the correct resources.

Verification successful

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The verification of the links provided in the mistral.md documentation has been successful. Both URLs returned a 200 OK status, indicating that they are valid and lead to the correct resources.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the links to the concurrency scheduling and weighted fair queuing documentation are valid.
curl --head https://docs.fluxninja.com/reference/blueprints/concurrency-scheduling/base
curl --head https://docs.fluxninja.com/concepts/scheduler/

Length of output: 1621

* 62-70: The use of a Mermaid diagram is a good way to visually explain the concurrency scheduling process. Verify that the included path to the `mistral.mmd` file is correct and the file exists.

Verification successful

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The mistral.mmd file exists in the specified path as confirmed by the output of the shell script. The path docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/mistral.mmd is correct.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the mistral.mmd file exists in the specified path.
fd --type f "mistral.mmd" docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/

Length of output: 213

* 82-85: The pre-requisites note is helpful for users to get started with Aperture Cloud. It's good practice to guide users through the initial setup before diving into more complex tasks.

• 109-128: The steps for setting up business labels and making a startFlow call are well-explained. However, ensure that the code snippets referenced (e.g., clientConstructor, Priority) are defined and available in the repository.

• 185-187: The note about making the end call is crucial for maintaining the system's integrity and should be highlighted or emphasized to ensure users do not overlook it.

• 222-225: The inclusion of a screenshot is a good practice to visually guide users through the policy creation process. Verify that the image path is correct and the image is present in the repository.

Verification successful

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The image mistral-policy.png is confirmed to be present in the specified path within the repository.

Scripts Executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the image for the concurrency scheduling policy exists in the specified path.
fd --type f "mistral-policy.png" docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/

Length of output: 122

* 232-265: The instructions for setting up `aperturectl` and generating the values file are clear. Ensure that the command `aperturectl blueprints values` is correct and that the CLI tool supports it.

Verification successful

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The aperturectl tool and the blueprints values command are both present within the repository's documentation, confirming that the command is correct and supported by the CLI tool as per the documentation found in the repository.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the aperturectl CLI tool is available and supports the 'blueprints values' command.
fd --type f "aperturectl" /usr/local/bin/
# Assuming the existence of a help command or documentation, check for the 'blueprints values' command.
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Length of output: 260

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the aperturectl file in the repository.
fd "aperturectl"

# Search for any documentation or help files that might reference the 'blueprints values' command.
rg "blueprints values"

Length of output: 3057

* 266-276: The example YAML values file is included using an `@include` directive. Verify that the `values.yaml` file exists and is correctly referenced.

Verification successful

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The values.yaml file exists in the specified path as confirmed by the output of the shell script. The reference to ./assets/mistral/values.yaml in the mistral.md document is therefore correct.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the values.yaml file exists in the specified path.
fd --type f "values.yaml" docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/

Length of output: 108

* 282-322: The section detailing the implementation of the concurrency scheduling policy and its impact on latency is informative. It provides a real-world example of the benefits of using Aperture. Ensure that the images for the before and after scenarios are present and correctly referenced.

Verification successful

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The images referenced in the mistral.md documentation for the before and after scenarios of implementing the concurrency scheduling policy with Aperture are present and correctly located in the specified paths within the docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/ directory.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the images for the before and after scenarios exist in the specified paths.
fd --type f "before-aperture.png" docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/
fd --type f "after-aperture.png" docs/content/guides/assets/mistral/
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• docs/content/guides/concurrency-control-and-prioritization.md (1 hunks)

• docs/content/guides/concurrency-control-and-prioritization.md

• docs/content/aperture-for-infra/guides/api-quota-management/api-quota-management.md (1 hunks)
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• docs/content/guides/mistral.md (1 hunks)
• docs/content/guides/per-user-concurrency-limiting.md (1 hunks)
• docs/content/guides/per-user-rate-limiting.md (1 hunks)

• docs/content/aperture-for-infra/guides/api-quota-management/api-quota-management.md
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• docs/content/guides/per-user-concurrency-limiting.md
• docs/content/guides/per-user-rate-limiting.md

• docs/content/guides/concurrency-control-and-prioritization.md

docs/content/guides/mistral.md (1)

• 1-322: Overall, the documentation is well-structured and provides clear instructions on using the Aperture SDK for concurrency scheduling with Mistral. The changes made align with the PR objectives to enhance user understanding and implementation of Mistral's concurrency scheduling features.

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