Issue #1719 has been updated by ohadlevy.

luke wrote:
> Ohad, you're going to have to do some analysis to figure out what's taking so 
> long.  If it's just the package type that's increased dramatically, then run 
> puppetd --debug and track what commands are taking so much time.
> 
> It would have been great if you'd tested a release candidate, so we'd known 
> before release that this wasn't fixed. :/

First of all, James/Luke/Community - Sorry for not testing the RC....

Secondly, as I've written in the ticket details, I've done debugging both on 
the server and the client (on 24-6) without a lot of luck.

during the "timeouts" puppet does not print anything, and it looks like it 
waits for something, the lines above and below the "timeout" are file transfers.

I'll try to do similar testings with 24-7 and hopefully finds something new.

or if you have any other ideas of how to test, I would appreciate it.

Thanks


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Bug #1719: Puppetd runtime increase dramaticilly after upgrading to 24.6
http://projects.reductivelabs.com/issues/show/1719

Author: ohadlevy
Status: Re-opened
Priority: High
Assigned to: luke
Category: 
Target version: 0.24.7
Complexity: Unknown
Affected version: 0.24.6
Keywords: 


Puppet runs which usually takes below 40 seconds now take approx 120seconds.

out of the puppetmaster reporting directory:
using 24.4:
<pre>
metrics:
  time: !ruby/object:Puppet::Util::Metric
    label: Time
    name: time
    values:
    - - :package
      - Package
      - 1.05623960494995
    - - :file
      - File
      - 10.6328134536743
    - - :config_retrieval
      - Config retrieval
      - 24.5795600414276
    - - :filebucket
      - Filebucket
      - 0.000156164169311523
    - - :schedule
      - Schedule
      - 0.00120806694030762
    - - :total
      - Total
      - 43.2172024250031
    - - :yumrepo
      - Yumrepo
      - 0.00425291061401367
    - - :user
      - User
      - 0.00153994560241699
    - - :exec
      - Exec
      - 1.66444134712219
    - - :service
      - Service
      - 5.27211761474609
    - - :mount
      - Mount
      - 0.00152111053466797
    - - :host
      - Host
      - 0.00335216522216797
</pre>

after - 24.6

<pre>
metrics:
  time: !ruby/object:Puppet::Util::Metric
    label: Time
    name: time
    values:
    - - :host
      - Host
      - 0.00355815887451172
    - - :file
      - File
      - 11.7336454391479
    - - :total
      - Total
      - 120.841092348099
    - - :user
      - User
      - 0.058845043182373
    - - :mount
      - Mount
      - 0.0456039905548096
    - - :service
      - Service
      - 5.9176561832428
    - - :filebucket
      - Filebucket
      - 0.000210046768188477
    - - :config_retrieval
      - Config retrieval
      - 24.3035020828247
    - - :yumrepo
      - Yumrepo
      - 0.00350379943847656
    - - :schedule
      - Schedule
      - 0.00127720832824707
    - - :exec
      - Exec
      - 3.01487517356873
    - - :package
      - Package
      - 75.758415222168

</pre>


Using debug and verbose mode (both on client and server) it looks like puppet 
just waits for something in between 
<pre>
debug: Calling fileserver.describe
</pre>
operations.
it does not seem to be related to any package command (e.g. rpm, or yum) and 
puppet does not install or change anything on that system (as all resources 
were in sync).

another thing that I've noticed in my debugging, is that the operation of file 
{ ensure => absent } takes on average 1-2 seconds.

downgrading back to 24.4 resolve the problem.



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