Improving startup time with StartServiceManager command
See original GitHub issueCurrently, we are using the release
apachepinot/pinot:0.5.0-SNAPSHOT-31d4194a2-2020073
with StartServiceManger command in our local dev setup in docker container mode.
Our observations are that it is CPUs having during startup and takes ~30-35 seconds to come up. Our initial observation is that it starts controller, server, and broker in order. Is there a way to parallelize this or places it can improve startup time?
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- Created 3 years ago
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PS I added debug around the time to call InetAddress.getLocalHost on our docker image. It had nothing to do with the near minute soup-to-nuts startup time
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