Enable load balancing in ExpirePipelineCacheWorker [RUN ALL RSPEC] [RUN AS-IF-FOSS]
What does this MR do?
We recently introduced the ability to use database read replicas in sidekiq workers, which relieves pressure on the primary. This is possible as long as workers do not issue any writes. This worker has been identified as a candidate.
The change is behind the load_balancing_for_expire_pipeline_cache_worker
feature toggle: #331360 (closed)
Rationale
- This worker writes very infrequently, but does occasionally. We don't know why, but reads far outweigh writes.
- I had to remove
idempotent!
because it is currently incompatible with LB (see #325291 (closed)). The worker sounds like it should be semantically idempotent, but we can comment it out with a link pointing to that issue to re-enable this switch once the compatibility problem is resolved - Regarding
urgency
, we decided that the extra 1s delay when enqueuing these jobs should not be a problem
Does this MR meet the acceptance criteria?
Conformity
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Availability and Testing
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Related to #324373 (closed)
Edited by Matthias Käppler