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Store-v3:
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storev3 consistently takes more than 600ms to return a page while legacy consistently is < 300ms for the same query
Thanks for submitting that one @richard-ramos !
After double checking it I think we already fixed with #3061. Concretely, the change made in waku/waku_archive/driver/postgres_driver/postgres_driver.nim, which btw you suggested :)
I tested with the following scenario:
From HK boot node, I opened two terminals, each of them performing requests against the same node, with the following script, but only changing the use-legacy param.
Background
It's been detected that store-v3 queries don't respond as quickly as store-v2 and we need to understand why.
Details
This has been originally reported by @richard-ramos . I add some notes shared by him:
Legacy:
Store-v3:
storev3 consistently takes more than 600ms to return a page while legacy consistently is < 300ms for the same query
Queries used:
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