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Unicorn, which we use to serve the API, uses forked workers that need only one connection per instance. Sidekiq on the other hand runs several instances in memory, so it needs a higher concurrency setting. This commit introduces a way to set sidekiq db pool using SIDEKIQ_DB_POOL_SIZE
30 lines
864 B
Ruby
30 lines
864 B
Ruby
#$: << './lib'
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require 'sidekiq'
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require 'travis'
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require 'travis/api/workers/build_cancellation'
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require 'travis/api/workers/build_restart'
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require 'travis/api/workers/job_cancellation'
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require 'travis/api/workers/job_restart'
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require 'travis/support/amqp'
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Travis.config.database[:pool] = ENV['SIDEKIQ_DB_POOL_SIZE'] || 5
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Travis::Database.connect
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if Travis.config.logs_database
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Log.establish_connection 'logs_database'
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Log::Part.establish_connection 'logs_database'
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end
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Travis::Async.enabled = true
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Travis::Amqp.config = Travis.config.amqp
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Travis::Metrics.setup
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Travis::Notification.setup
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Sidekiq.configure_server do |config|
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config.redis = Travis.config.redis.merge(namespace: Travis.config.sidekiq.namespace)
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end
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Sidekiq.configure_client do |config|
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config.redis = Travis.config.redis.merge(size: 1, namespace: Travis.config.sidekiq.namespace)
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end
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