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210 Integration of descriptor sets into neo4j based handler #268
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210 Integration of descriptor sets into neo4j based handler #268
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Target CPP Coverage: 64.1421% Target Python Coverage: 97.94% |
@@ -62,7 +74,7 @@ void QueryHandlerNeo4j::init() { | |||
char *pass = getenv("NEO4J_PASS"); | |||
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uint_fast32_t flags = NEO4J_INSECURE; | |||
int nr_conns = 16; | |||
int nr_conns = 32; //TODO update to be configurable |
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When can we make this configurable?
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Need the right phase of the moon.
I think I have a ticket open for it, Ill check there, if we dont, Ill create one. At the moment 32 is enough for most use-cases, and when we exceed it, its not as big a problem as with PMGD as we dont have the same gnarly timeouts, the VDMS logic just waits until one pops up.
This PR adds the ability to do the following with Neo4J based metadat storage
It currently does not support graph traversal for adding and retrieval of descriptors, but otherwise has feature parity with the existing PMGD based descriptor set support.
Note that I will be continuing cleanup and test development while this PR is open, as this PR is relatively complex and want to be able to parallelize changes as we go along.