Mostyn Bramley-Moore

Closing this for now due to lack of details, please reopen if this is still a problem.

@BoyangTian-Robinhood if you get a chance to try this out, please let me know how it goes.

> I took a look at the profiling and it seems most time is spent in io.Copy() This might just mean that we're limited by your disk/ssd read speed in...

This is already possible with bazel-remote's existing cache directory structure, if you mount the filesystems in the way that you want before starting bazel-remote. However there is no separate cache...

I'll try to take a look at this in the next day or two...

I have cherry-picked the FindMissingCasBlobs metrics fix to the master branch- good catch. Re disabling Contains metrics, let's think this through a bit first, if it's not a big change...

Can you describe the issues you encountered? Was there a bottleneck in bazel-remote, or did it simply flood your log daemon? It would be pretty simple to add a flag...

I think you can achieve this without modifying bazel-remote, eg by running bazel-remote as a systemd unit, or by piping bazel-remote's output to another program which sends the logs to...

Could you run the distributed bazel-remote instances as `bazel-remote 2>&1 | logger` ? I guess you would still need some syslog and/or logrotate configuration. And other platforms (win? mac?) might...

This morning I stumbled across apache's rotatelogs utility, and thought of this. Sounds like it does exactly what you want without requiring syslog: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/rotatelogs.html And there's also multilog from daemontools...