Re: F35 Change: Debuginfod By Default (Self-Contained Change proposal)

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mcatanzaro wrote:

> I started testing the staging server yesterday. It seems a little slow
> -- I worry for anyone debugging anything that links to WebKit, which
> on the desktop is a lot -- but otherwise it works *very* well. I'm
> impressed. Very nice.

It'd be good to get a sense of what you found slow.  The .stg. server is
just finishing up ingesting all the koji rpms, so has been fully
occupied with that.  In the case where a new file is sought from inside
some large rpm, yeah there will be some inherent latency in
decompressing it (CPU bound), saving the selected file to tmp disk
(RAM/storage bound) and then sending you the file (network bound).

At the server, there are some prefetching/caching options available to
take advantage of the spacious servers kindly provided by fedora-infra.

There is also aggressive caching on the client side, with an adjustable
week-long retention for files.  See the CACHE section in [man
debuginfod_find_debuginfo].  Plus web caching proxies or federated
intermediate debuginfod servers can add site-level caching near you.

- FChE
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