Use the newer recommended S3 ListObjectsV2 API #2
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This is a copy of giuli007#1 (based off a recent master and not including the changes in aptly-dev#1002 so they can be merged separately) to be merged into the Yelp fork of aptly along with other changes so we can streamline changes to aptly from different contributors and build them internally.
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Fixes
This change is to addresses a situation we have encountered running in AWS EKS where each single (1000-paginated) request using the older
ListObjects
API vias3.ListObjectsPages
takes seconds to receive a response, resulting in tens of minutes long publishing times when the bucket contains >100k packages (which is the cases for repos mirrored from ubuntu repos and republished in-house).This doesn't look like normal throttling as no explicit throttled responses are seen when enabling
debug
in the https://www.aptly.info/doc/configuration/. The reasons why the old API is so slow only when running in EKS are still unknown.Description of the Change
Uses the more modern recommended
ListObjectsV2
to list objects on the S3 bucket when publishing to it.https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/API_ListObjectsV2.html
This is faster, especially when running in EKS.