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satellite/orders: decrease FlushBatchSize default to 1000

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The previous default FlushBatchSize of 10000 was causing major
slow down in select and insert statements on bucket_bandwidth_rollups.
We saw on the saltlake satellite that a FlushBatchSize of 1000 helped
reduce contention and query latency.

Change-Id: Ib95e73482219bc5aedc11925b1849fa5999774ba
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Natalie Villasana 2021-02-17 14:57:43 -05:00 committed by Stefan Benten
parent 932039ebdf
commit c290e5ac9a
2 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions
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satellite/orders/service.go
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@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ var (
type Config struct {
EncryptionKeys EncryptionKeys `help:"encryption keys to encrypt info in orders" default:""`
Expiration time.Duration `help:"how long until an order expires" default:"48h"` // 2 days
FlushBatchSize int `help:"how many items in the rollups write cache before they are flushed to the database" devDefault:"20" releaseDefault:"10000"`
FlushBatchSize int `help:"how many items in the rollups write cache before they are flushed to the database" devDefault:"20" releaseDefault:"1000"`
FlushInterval time.Duration `help:"how often to flush the rollups write cache to the database" devDefault:"30s" releaseDefault:"1m"`
NodeStatusLogging bool `hidden:"true" help:"deprecated, log the offline/disqualification status of nodes" default:"false"`
OrdersSemaphoreSize int `help:"how many concurrent orders to process at once. zero is unlimited" default:"2"`

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scripts/testdata/satellite-config.yaml.lock vendored
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@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ identity.key-path: /root/.local/share/storj/identity/satellite/identity.key
# orders.expiration: 48h0m0s
# how many items in the rollups write cache before they are flushed to the database
# orders.flush-batch-size: 10000
# orders.flush-batch-size: 1000
# how often to flush the rollups write cache to the database
# orders.flush-interval: 1m0s