Bug 1266060

We pushed out some optimizations[1] to the bodhi2 server on Monday, Sept 28th which should have made things faster.

Can you confirm?  If so, can we close this bug?

[1] - https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/pull/612

Getting the update took 2 minutes here and logging in to FAS was slow as well. However it is nothing that f-e-k can improve afaics, since it is the servers that are slow.

I have the impression that it is even slower. At least it is not faster. Still takes >20 seconds for the first update page to fetch and >60 seconds in total.

I just added the f-e-k query to the 'perf-test' script we're using to benchmark new code that gets added.  Hopefully we can use that to zero in on what's making it so slow.  https://github.com/fedora-infra/bodhi/commit/7fc1092030aad93dc50e710499f78fa5d6f4782e

An update:  I checked today and it currently takes ~30s per page.

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Still present.

It might be useful to have f-e-k show the dialog for updates as they come in and not wait until info about all updates are downloaded from Bodhi.

(In reply to Christian Stadelmann from comment #0)
> Description of problem:
> Whenever f-e-k is making a network connection, it is _very_ slow. Fetching
> the updates page from Bodhi takes ~60 seconds on a 50 MBit/s internet
> connection.

This is still present.

> I made sure it is not my internet connection to make it that slow.
> Logging in on FAS takes another ~20 seconds. CPU load is low.

Still takes long, but not that long any more I think.

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f-e-k still takes >2 minutes to load updates pages (12 pages in my case).

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This issue is still present with fedora 31.

I'm afraid this is more about Bodhi server speed and less about fedora-easy-karma speed. I'll look into f-e-k internals, but I don't think this will be considerably improved. I interacted with Bodhi a lot in the past and some operations are just slow.

I'd like to close this bug, because this is not a packaging-related issue. If you believe that this deserves to have a long-standing reminder ticket, can you please file it at f-e-k upstream [1]? Thanks.

[1] https://pagure.io/fedora-easy-karma/issues