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Update 2K CNH RA example to follow latest

Grant Young requested to merge gy-update-2k-cnh-example into master

What does this MR do?

MR updates the 2k Cloud Native Hybrid Reference Architecture example to follow the changes made after a recent review:

  • Webservice pods have been switched from 2 worker to 4 worker to align with other Architectures and allow for better Puma shared memory management
  • Increase of Sidekiq workers / pods from 2 to 4 (Omnibus + Cloud Native Hybrid)

Related issues

Relates gitlab-org/quality/reference-architectures#146 (closed)

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Edited by Jason Plum

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