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Jun 4 2018
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May 3 2018
FWIW, the proposed policy looks good to me. Green light!
Feb 28 2018
So, that was a beast of a puppet refactoring, but the end result is: all our RPC servers are now nicely tucked behind an instance of nginx.
Feb 16 2018
Here is a pcap of the issue observed while a Vault cooker was calling set_progress on the Vault backend. The BadStatusLine packet that only contains "\r\n" is packet 306.
The BadStatusLine error reared back its ugly head on the vault backend. It was reproducible. Putting a nginx in front of the vault backend fixed it. I guess it's time to puppetize the configuration of a http frontend to all our RPC servers.
Dec 12 2017
Nov 6 2017
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Sep 18 2017
As a proof of concept nginx has been manually deployed to uffizi on port 15003. It does alleviate the BadStatusLine issues the archiver encountered before under high load. This "just" needs to be properly deployed.
Sep 15 2017
this has been fixed in rDOBJS350c2e7bc94e
Sep 13 2017
Aug 4 2017
Mar 27 2017
I agree that metadata exports need to keep meaningful intrinsic identifiers as well.
Mar 6 2017
Ack on the principle. But noting down a caveat for use case (3).
Mar 3 2017
Mar 1 2017
Jan 26 2017
Oct 10 2016
Oct 5 2016
Updated the 8008 lines that were still to be fixed.
Apparently some entries are left in the database...
Sep 20 2016
All cleaned up.
The update query is running on the archiver database to fix this up.
Sep 15 2016
we cannot assume that's the only object reference that has been around.
New archiver is indeed fixed (after package, deploy and task restarted), using pg_activity, we can glimpse equivalent queries with:
Aug 26 2016
Aug 25 2016
Debian packages have been reworked since swh.objstorage needed a dependency on swh.storage.archiver (but only python3-swh.storage was available).
Aug 24 2016
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Jul 12 2016
Currently running in uffizi in a tmux session