🐛 Back-port 0.3: Reaper optimization. #698
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Signed-off-by: Jeff Ortel <[email protected]>
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The default reaper frequency is (1) minute.
The reapers are performing 3-4 queries for every file and bucket evaluated for reaping. With the addition of attaching files to tasks and task-reports, the number of files has increased substantially. The current algorithm will run 3-4 queries for each resource evaluated.
For example: A deployment with 2000 analyzed applications can have ~25,000 files. To evaluate 4 resources for references (Task, TaskGroup, Rule, Target) resulted in 100,000 queries each reaper run.
This PR each run (default: 1/ minute) :