Progress: We have updated what gets hashed to be inclusive instead of exclusive. Which means we are not hashing as many things as we did before. Relatively static things like Compliance Operator profiles we do not bother to dedupe. We also do are not storing hashes for volatile things like node index reports that would essentially be different every time. These changes have reduced the amount of things we hash.
Additionally we have put in changes for things like with lists of items where the order is irrelevant. Such objects were flagging as new when in essence they were actually dupes. So this as well helps with the amount of data we are storing into the hashes table.
Problem:
Plan: With the information provided above and the extra metrics that were added into 4.9, we recommend pushing this to 4.11 (or later) after we see what the real impact of the changes above are.
Progress: We have updated what gets hashed to be inclusive instead of exclusive. Which means we are not hashing as many things as we did before. Relatively static things like Compliance Operator profiles we do not bother to dedupe. We also do are not storing hashes for volatile things like node index reports that would essentially be different every time. These changes have reduced the amount of things we hash.
Additionally we have put in changes for things like with lists of items where the order is irrelevant. Such objects were flagging as new when in essence they were actually dupes. So this as well helps with the amount of data we are storing into the hashes table.
Problem:
Plan: With the information provided above and the extra metrics that were added into 4.9, we recommend pushing this to 4.11 (or later) after we see what the real impact of the changes above are.