Optimize update:runner_instances_state performance with indexing and autovacuum tuning [do not merge, yet?]#320
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Optimize update:runner_instances_state performance with indexing and autovacuum tuning [do not merge, yet?]#320
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I think this is pretty much the same as #310, which is good imo |
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Dislamer: this is PR is a quick and basic proposal crafted with Copilot (Codex 5.3 plan & Sonnet 4.6 implementation).
This PR is an AI-powered quick check of what AI can come up with to resolve this particular issue before we start looking into it manually.
We have localized the recent perf problem to the
save_graphs_oncefn and, in particular,update:runner_instances_state; this is, maybe, a potential fix - made by AI.The main benefit is this was like 5 mins, and it produces some baseline we can discuss.