Introduces a job that runs the AMPF sync on a per storage basis #15979
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modules/storages/app/workers/storages/automatically_managed_storage_sync_job.rb
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Cleans up the big job Update Event handling Extracts the debounce logic to a module, so it can be reused by other jobs
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Why?
We run a long job with that syncs all the
Storages::Storagethat have automatically managed folders enabled with its provider.This job is triggered basically all the time and at a schedule. Project Created, run it. Member added somewhere, run it. Sneezed in a funny manner, run it.
This leads to a lot of wasted resources as we are doing work that probably isn't required.
What?
This PR aims to reduce the processing time and wasted resources by splitting the work on a per storage basis.
This would still avoid some race conditions while giving us slightly more flexibility when dealing with the synchronization process.
How?
First all the logic from
Storages::ManageIntegrationJobwas moved toStorages::AutomaticallyManagedStorageSyncJob.This new job works as mentioned above: on a single
Storages::Storageand has some concurrency controls over it allowing at most 2 jobs for each storage (1 running/1 on queue).This new job was then hooked to the
Members,Projects andProjectStorages events, so that it queues a job only for the relevantStorages::Storage, if any.The original job then will only need to queue this new one for each storage to keep its original functionality and benefit from the granularity.