pluto: use apiclient API rather than CLI #652
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Replace the calls to shell out to `apiclient` with direct API calls. Add logging so that we can better monitor time spent on each portion of pluto.
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Description of changes:
Replace the calls to shell out to
apiclientwith direct API calls.Add logging (similar to what sundog does) so that we can better monitor time spent on each portion of pluto via journald
Testing done:
Unit tests
built and launched EKS Auto AMI
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