Avoid sqlite3 lock contention by serializing access through the cache thread.#927
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Avoid sqlite3 lock contention by serializing access through the cache thread.#927
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Enable WAL journal mode and a 30s busy timeout on repodata_shards.db so the cache reader thread no longer races with the network writer thread. Falls back gracefully on filesystems where WAL is unsupported.
Co-authored-by: Daniel Holth <dholth@anaconda.com>
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Nice idea to serialize all SQLite access through the cache thread. One suggestion to avoid the isinstance dance: use a separate insert queue instead of mixing types on the lookup queue.
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Sketch of idea for reduced cache contention.
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