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Duplication of work caused by gunicorn -w #157

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opened 2026-01-26 18:37:11 +00:00 by fkobi · 0 comments
fkobi commented 2026-01-26 18:37:11 +00:00
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The only common process between the n worker processes is the database. When one asks for the same repo n times we will do the same task n times.

This gets even worse as we do not have any caching or rate limiting.

A simple solution would be to use a single worker.

The only common process between the $n$ worker processes is the database. When one asks for the same repo $n$ times we will do the same task $n$ times. This gets even worse as we do not have __any__ caching or rate limiting. A simple solution would be to use a single worker.
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Reference: reuse/api#157
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