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In order to long running connections to the database during slow inventory syncs, some users may desire an option to write all data to the database after the sync as opposed to during.
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It is possible that this will be accomplished by #7061
Several forms of inventory refactoring are planned, it's going to be a massive task, and I think @chrismeyersfsu may have started on some of that.
The largest change will be moving ansible-inventory calls into a container. Saving to the database will only happen after that has completed. I don't think that saving the inventory has ever been a major bottleneck, and if it had, it was because of overly-verbose logging. Typically, it's the inventory plugin itself that's the thing that takes an eternity.
While #7061 may change this, we are not planning to deeply change the process of how we import inventory. We've always only ever started saving it after the ansible-inventory process exits.
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In order to long running connections to the database during slow inventory syncs, some users may desire an option to write all data to the database after the sync as opposed to during.
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