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Re: Speed up init of a database
are we the only ones to use a local runbot for CI?
For this I made https://github.com/OCA/runbot-addons/pull/159 and even though
it fails all the tests, it serves us well for a long time.
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by Holger Brunn - 11:16 - 27 Feb 2020
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Speed up init of a database
Hello List,The database of our clients is growing in number of modules. Our biggest database is 400+ modules now o.OYou can imagine that the init of the database is quite long. It takes actually 70% of the time in our CI.I was wondering if you know some tricks to speed it up. Or alternatives to the brute force `odoo -i modules`. In my sweet dreams, I dream about modules that are installed in parallel or something like that.What do you think? What did you already try?Thank you list!Jordi--
Jordi Riera - VP TechniqueNUMIGI SOLUTIONS INC.(514) 317-7944Longueuil, Québec, Canada
by Jordi Riera - 08:51 - 26 Feb 2020-
Re: Speed up init of a database
are we the only ones to use a local runbot for CI? For this I made https://github.com/OCA/runbot-addons/pull/159 and even though it fails all the tests, it serves us well for a long time. -- Therp - Maatwerk in open ontwikkeling Holger Brunn - Ontwerp en implementatie mail: holger@therp.nl web: http://therp.nl
by Holger Brunn - 11:16 - 27 Feb 2020 -
Re: Speed up init of a database
Ciao Jordi,we do 2 things to speed up builds:1. we use travis cache to store and reuse DB dumps from previous build2. as we use submodules we don't fetch them via git, we pull zip of the pinned hashPoint 2 could be improved by using python pkgs but we are not using them yet, but this is another story :)Bests,On Thu, Feb 27, 2020 at 5:32 PM Jordi Riera <jordi.riera@numigi.com> wrote:Once again, awesome advice.I will take a look at click-odoo for sure.I will gather the team about the usage of templates for database. Seems promising.Thank you again!JordiLe mer. 26 févr. 2020 à 18:47, Daniel Reis <dreis@opensourceintegrators.com> a écrit :For a specific customer CI you could consider using for database template an already initialized database. It would spare you the time of installing all the existing modules.The CI build should then just upgrade the PR changed modules.Just an ideaDaniel--Jordi Riera <jordi.riera@numigi.com> escreveu em qua, 26/02/2020 às 19:52 :Hello List,The database of our clients is growing in number of modules. Our biggest database is 400+ modules now o.OYou can imagine that the init of the database is quite long. It takes actually 70% of the time in our CI.I was wondering if you know some tricks to speed it up. Or alternatives to the brute force `odoo -i modules`. In my sweet dreams, I dream about modules that are installed in parallel or something like that.What do you think? What did you already try?Thank you list!Jordi--Jordi Riera - VP TechniqueNUMIGI SOLUTIONS INC.(514) 317-7944Longueuil, Québec, Canada
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Re: Speed up init of a database
Once again, awesome advice.I will take a look at click-odoo for sure.I will gather the team about the usage of templates for database. Seems promising.Thank you again!JordiLe mer. 26 févr. 2020 à 18:47, Daniel Reis <dreis@opensourceintegrators.com> a écrit :For a specific customer CI you could consider using for database template an already initialized database. It would spare you the time of installing all the existing modules.The CI build should then just upgrade the PR changed modules.Just an ideaDaniel--Jordi Riera <jordi.riera@numigi.com> escreveu em qua, 26/02/2020 às 19:52 :Hello List,The database of our clients is growing in number of modules. Our biggest database is 400+ modules now o.OYou can imagine that the init of the database is quite long. It takes actually 70% of the time in our CI.I was wondering if you know some tricks to speed it up. Or alternatives to the brute force `odoo -i modules`. In my sweet dreams, I dream about modules that are installed in parallel or something like that.What do you think? What did you already try?Thank you list!Jordi--Jordi Riera - VP TechniqueNUMIGI SOLUTIONS INC.(514) 317-7944Longueuil, Québec, Canada
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by Jordi Riera - 05:31 - 27 Feb 2020 -
Re: Speed up init of a database
For a specific customer CI you could consider using for database template an already initialized database. It would spare you the time of installing all the existing modules.The CI build should then just upgrade the PR changed modules.Just an ideaDaniel--Jordi Riera <jordi.riera@numigi.com> escreveu em qua, 26/02/2020 às 19:52 :Hello List,The database of our clients is growing in number of modules. Our biggest database is 400+ modules now o.OYou can imagine that the init of the database is quite long. It takes actually 70% of the time in our CI.I was wondering if you know some tricks to speed it up. Or alternatives to the brute force `odoo -i modules`. In my sweet dreams, I dream about modules that are installed in parallel or something like that.What do you think? What did you already try?Thank you list!Jordi--Jordi Riera - VP TechniqueNUMIGI SOLUTIONS INC.(514) 317-7944Longueuil, Québec, Canada
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by Daniel Reis - 12:46 - 27 Feb 2020