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Podman client seems to have I/O limits for different content types, e.g. signatures.
It might make sense to have similar things implemented in Pulp, e.g. to protect pulp2pulp sync case when the number of signatures on the main pulp grows significantly. Usually that many signatures are not needed and is a sign that there are some old ones which are no longer needed. Allowing it to grow indefinitely may affect pulp2pulp sync performance.
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Podman client seems to have I/O limits for different content types, e.g. signatures.
It might make sense to have similar things implemented in Pulp, e.g. to protect pulp2pulp sync case when the number of signatures on the main pulp grows significantly. Usually that many signatures are not needed and is a sign that there are some old ones which are no longer needed. Allowing it to grow indefinitely may affect pulp2pulp sync performance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: