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BITMAKER-1932: API control max number of simultaneous jobs #63

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@mgonnav mgonnav commented Aug 17, 2022

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Control from the API how many jobs are running simultaneously and scale this number according to the current scale of our job manager engine (for Kubernetes, the number of available nodes).

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mgonnav and others added 9 commits October 14, 2022 15:34
* Add lifespan & total_response_bytes fields to SpiderJob.
* Add UsageRecord model.
* Add endpoint to get UsageRecords in a date range and current project usage.
* Use DatabaseInterface
* Create usage records per project based on events (completed job, delete data)
* Do not delete the project but use a flag deleted to keep usage records
* Add item_count and request_count to SpiderJob
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mgonnav commented Oct 24, 2024

@joaquingx This is an extra feature to control the number of jobs to launch in Kubernetes based on the current cluster size. The idea is that if we can keep the number of jobs close to the limit, it will help Kubernetes autoscale better when it detects this situation. This PR needs further testing since the method get_scale_size() may not work on all platforms.

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