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Increase database capacity to avoid intermittent connection timeouts #749

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lorenyu opened this issue Sep 11, 2024 · 3 comments
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lorenyu commented Sep 11, 2024

Looks like DB capacity causes intermittent timeouts when there is regular maintenance going on
It looks like if we set it to minimum 2, maximum 4, there won't be issues anymore
(Current db capacity is set to minimum 0.5, maximum 1)

See 🔒 Slack thread

@lorenyu lorenyu added type: bug Something isn't working scope: database Database layer / component workflow: self-contained Doesn't require a lot of context to pick up labels Sep 11, 2024
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lorenyu commented Oct 23, 2024

@KevinJBoyer is this ticket still worth doing or did we discover that this isn't the root cause?

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My guess is it's still worth doing. Just observationally, this went from a once or twice a week occurrence, to only happening exactly once since I increased the acu, across two different deployments of the platform.

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So it could be that the single occurrence I've observed since then was something else. We could do it, then have a follow-up ticket to revisit in three months and see if time-out incidents have gone done since then.

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