delete large cloud account benchmark

by infinitewarp 3 years ago

macOS ◆ xterm-256color ◆ zsh 1118 views

Important notes:

The celery worker’s output is piped through 2>&1 | tee /tmp/delete-1.txt | grep -v basegenericmodel_post_delete_callback meaning the output you see here does not include basegenericmodel_post_delete_callback messages. This was done because there are 200 MB worth of those messages!
This was recorded with asciinema rec -i3. Even though this recording is only 1.5 minutes long, there’s an unseen gap of about 8 minutes while processing.
Outside of this recording, I ran the same process a second time but with --multiprocess instead of --include-children on the mprof command.

Full unfiltered output of the celery worker:

delete-1.txt.gz for the first run in this recording
delete-2.txt.gz for the second run outside this recording

Graphs of the memory profile:

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