Speed up delta_apply jobs by using an indexed column for searching #646
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Filtering by
content__clientId
is causing super slow query. While in pure SQL we can index on specific field in the JSON, like:CREATE INDEX ON core_delta(((content->>'clientId')::uuid))
It is not so easy to run a query that uses the index in Django ORM.
Alternatively, we can create index directly on the JSON value:
CREATE INDEX ON core_delta((content->'clientId'))
But this will make the index 5x bigger.
In summary, it was chosen to add a new indexed column with the same data as in the JSON, because it's storage cheaper and faster solution.
Also:
Move
before_docker_run
to be before we set job status toSTARTED