Lengthly migrations

[KarlSayle]

Evening,

Just wondering if anyone else has had a similar issue. I have a system which has an ever growing migrations list which is caused fresh migrations/new user setups to have to wait around 40 seconds for the database to build which is throwing some timeout errors.

I think I will have to squash the migrations, however i just wanted to get any feedback before hand.

Thanks in advance.

[goodtune]

I think I actually deferred all my tenant setup to a celery task as I didn't want the view blocking at all.

It may be overkill if you don't already use asynchronous workers in your project, though.

On 18 Nov 2016 8:45 am, "KarlSayle" notifications@github.com wrote:

Evening,

Just wondering if anyone else has had a similar issue. I have a system which has an ever growing migrations list which is caused fresh migrations/new user setups to have to wait around 40 seconds for the database to build which is throwing some timeout errors.

I think I will have to squash the migrations, however i just wanted to get any feedback before hand.

Thanks in advance.

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[ishehata]

i did the same as @goodtune , i use djang-celery-with-redis, when creating a new tenant, i do that within a celery task that run in the background.

[KarlSayle]

Thanks for the comments. Ill look into Celery.

[erichurkman]

You can also pre-generate X new tenants and only "claim" them when a user signs up.

[bernardopires]

This should be fixed now as we have parallel migrations. Regarding new user creation, as suggested above, the best solution is to use celery. There is an integration available at https://github.com/maciej-gol/tenant-schemas-celery