Are you refering to the comment and shebang? If so, the comment isn't there but the shebang is and if that is one of the lines you are refering to, correct me if I am wrong but doesn't a script need the shebang to run?

> The "server" instance is a t3a.small, 2 CPUs and 2 GB of memory...
I'm not sure that's be enough memory for what you're doing, I suggest
at least 4GB.  From personal experience I'd recommend Nagios or Icinga
to monitor resource usage.  Depending on your familiarity with things
like Apache it can be a steep learning curve, but once you have it
under your belt it's difficult to imagine working without something
like that when you have to look after more than about half a dozen
systems.

I am familar with Nagios (never ran it though), I can watch the memory usage on the server a bit closer during a test scan, but from what I have observed in the past the memory did not look like it was being maxed out. But spinning up a larger instance with more memory is not a big deal.

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