Add reindexFromSnapshotWorkerSize to cdk with default and maximum modes #1085
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Description
Added an RFS High Performance Mode that does the following:
With these settings, i was able to use 5 workers to migrate a 5 shard source where each source shard was 1.9TiB (9.2TiB total) in 7 hours with a target cluster composed of 10 r7gd.16xlarge data nodes (Increased target index shard count to 400).
Also improved the UX by adding a buffer on max shard size which can reduce friction when shards are slightly uneven and a customer calculated their max shard size by taking primary size / shards.
Also fixed a bug in imageHash for builds with "docker-compatible" clients like podman when image Id just returns the hash and not a
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.Issues Resolved
MIGRATIONS-2144
Is this a backport? If so, please add backport PR # and/or commits #
Testing
Testing: With these settings, i was able to use 5 workers to migrate a 5 shard source where each source shard was 1.9TiB (9.2TiB total) in 7 hours with a target cluster composed of 10 r7gd.16xlarge data nodes (Increased target index shard count to 400).
Added unit testing
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