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Refer to Datastore everywhere correctly by its capitalized form
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We want it to be close to midnight because that reduces the chance that the
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point-in-time code won't have to go to the extra trouble of fetching old
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versions of objects from the datastore. However, we don't want it to run too
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versions of objects from Datastore. However, we don't want it to run too
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close to midnight, because there's always a chance that a change which was
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timestamped before midnight hasn't fully been committed to the datastore. So
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timestamped before midnight hasn't fully been committed to Datastore. So
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we add a 4+ minute grace period to ensure the transactions cool down, since
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our queries are not transactional.
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<cron>
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<url><![CDATA[/_dr/cron/commitLogFanout?queue=delete-commits&endpoint=/_dr/task/deleteOldCommitLogs&jitterSeconds=600]]></url>
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<description>
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This job deletes commit logs from datastore that are old, e.g. thirty days.
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This job deletes commit logs from Datastore that are old, e.g. thirty days.
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</description>
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<schedule>every 20 minutes synchronized</schedule>
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<target>backend</target>
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<cron>
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<url><![CDATA[/_dr/cron/fanout?queue=export-snapshot&endpoint=/_dr/task/exportSnapshot&runInEmpty]]></url>
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<description>
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This job fires off a datastore backup-as-a-service job that generates snapshot files in GCS.
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This job fires off a Datastore backup-as-a-service job that generates snapshot files in GCS.
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It also enqueues a new task to wait on the completion of that job and then load the resulting
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snapshot into bigquery.
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</description>
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