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docs: Update MLFlow Fargate README with missing parameters #11

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7 changes: 5 additions & 2 deletions modules/mlflow/mlflow-fargate/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -27,10 +27,13 @@ By default, uses EFS for backend storage. Optionally, an RDS instance can be use
- `service-name`: Name of the service.
- `task-cpu-units`: The number of cpu units used by the Fargate task.
- `task-memory-limit-mb`: The amount (in MiB) of memory used by the Fargate task.
- `rds-hostname`: Endpoint address of the RDS instance
- `rds-credentials-secret-arn`: RDS database credentials stored in SecretsManager
- `lb-access-logs-bucket-name`: Name of the bucket to store load balancer access logs
- `lb-access-logs-bucket-prefix`: Prefix for load balancer access logs
- `rds-hostname`: Endpoint address of the RDS instance
- `rds-port`: Port of the RDS instance
- `rds-credentials-secret-arn`: RDS database credentials stored in SecretsManager
- `rds-security-group-id`: Security group of the RDS instance
- needed so that an inbound rule can be created to grant Fargate access to the database

### Sample manifest declaration

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