[Bug 1554848] [NEW] Please randomise automatic updates over a longer period
Paul Gear
paul.gear at canonical.com
Wed Mar 9 02:24:20 UTC 2016
Public bug reported:
Load on the main Ubuntu archive servers is rather peakish, and tends to
create a traffic peak on our Internet links at fairly regular times each
day, preventing customers from accessing the archive. This impacts the
cloud archive mirrors using the ubuntu-repository-cache charm also,
because they are hitting a squid cache which is backed by the main
archive. This effect will be even more pronounced under the recently-
announced automatic update policy for xenial.
One solution which would alleviate this to some extent would be to
spread the load over a longer period by increasing the random sleep time
in the daily update script from 30 minutes to, say, 1-2 hours.
** Affects: unattended-upgrades (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Confirmed
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Title:
Please randomise automatic updates over a longer period
Status in unattended-upgrades package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Load on the main Ubuntu archive servers is rather peakish, and tends
to create a traffic peak on our Internet links at fairly regular times
each day, preventing customers from accessing the archive. This
impacts the cloud archive mirrors using the ubuntu-repository-cache
charm also, because they are hitting a squid cache which is backed by
the main archive. This effect will be even more pronounced under the
recently-announced automatic update policy for xenial.
One solution which would alleviate this to some extent would be to
spread the load over a longer period by increasing the random sleep
time in the daily update script from 30 minutes to, say, 1-2 hours.
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