✨ [Job Engine] Added JobDataCleanupJobEndCallback to delete JobInstanceData after JobExecution has ended #4150
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This PR adds a JobDataCleanupJobEndCallback to remove data of the JobInstance after the JobExecution has run.
This will avoid the
jbtc_*
tables to group up in size and row count making some operations being slow (eg: checking if a Job is running when is has a lot of Execution.Related Issue
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Description of the solution adopted
Leverage the
IJobEndCallbackService
to extend the defaultJobEndCallbackManagerImpl
and register a custom JobEndCallback that deletes dataScreenshots
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Any side note on the changes made
Perhaps, also the check for queued job should be moved to a JobEndCallback. Unfortunately only parameter given to the JobEndCallback is the jBatch jobExecutionId, which makes difficult to check which is the actual Kapua JobExecution that was running and start enqueued Jobs