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Determine WMStats current limits #11571

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khurtado opened this issue Apr 21, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #11885 or #11924 · May be fixed by #11907
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Determine WMStats current limits #11571

khurtado opened this issue Apr 21, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #11885 or #11924 · May be fixed by #11907
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@khurtado
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Impact of the new feature
WM in general

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This issue is part of #11408

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Quantify the limits of WMStats related to CouchDB load, features used that could be reduced change to extend some limits (e.g.: job failure records), number of workflows in the system, WQEs, etc.

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amaltaro commented Jan 8, 2024

In addition to evaluating the limits of the service, I think it's also important to characterize how wmstatsserver is currently used.
The CMSWEB monitoring required changes and those have been deployed in production today, see:
https://its.cern.ch/jira/browse/CMSKUBERNETES-253

Now we can see which REST APIs are accessed, how often, time to serve them, etc.

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amaltaro commented Mar 7, 2024

Not yet the moment to close this issue out.

I will start providing a summary here of findings, documents, fixes and so on:

@amaltaro amaltaro reopened this Mar 7, 2024
@amaltaro amaltaro moved this from Done to In Progress in WMCore quarterly developments Mar 7, 2024
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