Fix bench-api deploy on single-node Swarm (stop-first rollout)#84
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Start-first updates need 2× memory reservations and fail on the EC2 host; reconcile stray duplicate tasks before deploy and tighten rollout completion checks. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Split bench-api from server in get_resource_limits and align local compose. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
bench-apiandbench-workeron single-node Swarm (EC2 prod) instead of start-first, which requires 2× memory reservations and triggersinsufficient resources>=Test plan
./s/ops/deploy.sh bench-apisucceeds after mergedocker service ps bench-apishows exactly 1 running task after deploydocker pslists only onebench-api.*containerImmediate prod recovery (before merge)
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