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We recently noticed a significant spike in Database IO charges against the development DEA Database, and suspect that it's due to an oversight leading to cubedash-gen being run hourly instead of 6 hourly, and also not coping correctly with the agdc schema tables being manually modified as a part of new product development. Deleting and re-indexing of some ODC Products.
The command executed is cubedash-gen --verbose --no-init-database --refresh-stats --all, which I expected would have been able to run very efficiently if there hadn't been new Datasets added. However, this command was taking between 10-20 minutes to run, and causing significant load on the database.
There's a good chance that the == None/ is None changes found in #581 caused these performance issues, as the queries used by Explorer would no longer match the underlying indexes.
Follow on question from #581 .
We recently noticed a significant spike in Database IO charges against the development DEA Database, and suspect that it's due to an oversight leading to
cubedash-gen
being run hourly instead of 6 hourly, and also not coping correctly with theagdc
schema tables being manually modified as a part of new product development. Deleting and re-indexing of some ODC Products.The command executed is
cubedash-gen --verbose --no-init-database --refresh-stats --all
, which I expected would have been able to run very efficiently if there hadn't been new Datasets added. However, this command was taking between 10-20 minutes to run, and causing significant load on the database.cubedash-gen
?Example Airflow log of a failing cubedash-gen run
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