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[GitHub] [skywalking] zifeihan edited a comment on issue #6472: Evaluate the possibility to make PersistenceTimer running in multi threads

zifeihan edited a comment on issue #6472:
URL: https://github.com/apache/skywalking/issues/6472#issuecomment-809159923


   @wu-sheng @xuanyu66 @EvanLjp I have also encountered the problem of es holding a lot of objects. in addition to multi-threaded writing, I also made an optimization here. I rewritten the buildBatchRequests method in MetricsPersistentWorker and added a parameter for batch writing. , Is to avoid frequent updates of hourly and day indicators. In addition, I made a time window to write one minute of data asynchronously (window period). If the current one minute has passed, then use synchronous writing. We have observed that the effect is good. hope some suggestions. 
   
   like this
   ```
       public void buildBatchRequests(List<PrepareRequest> prepareRequests) {
           if ((batchFactor == 0) || (Math.abs(batchCount.getAndAdd(1)) % batchFactor == 0)) {
               prepareBatch(getCache().read(), prepareRequests);
           }
       }
   ```


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