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On larger nodes, particularly archival nodes, the Lotus startup time is very expensive. Logging out of badger suggests that it gets done with loading its indexes relatively fast but then there's a significant wait until the node is ready. e.g. we know that FEVM archival nodes take at least 30 minutes to properly start up. This is less pronounced but still noticeable on splitstore nodes.
For the purpose of diagnosing and for helping users understand what's going on, it would be helpful to info-log the start process of the various modules that do more than just instantiate. Various modules have startup procedures that they need to undertake before they are "ready", so we should log the start and the ready times of these.
This might be a matter of walking through node/builder_chain.go and looking at each of the modules and considering whether more logging should be added to them or not.
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On larger nodes, particularly archival nodes, the Lotus startup time is very expensive. Logging out of badger suggests that it gets done with loading its indexes relatively fast but then there's a significant wait until the node is ready. e.g. we know that FEVM archival nodes take at least 30 minutes to properly start up. This is less pronounced but still noticeable on splitstore nodes.
For the purpose of diagnosing and for helping users understand what's going on, it would be helpful to info-log the start process of the various modules that do more than just instantiate. Various modules have startup procedures that they need to undertake before they are "ready", so we should log the start and the ready times of these.
This might be a matter of walking through node/builder_chain.go and looking at each of the modules and considering whether more logging should be added to them or not.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: