Configure poke interval for the filtered index creation by environment

[stacimc]

Fixes

Description

Updates the create_and_populate_filtered_index.trigger_and_wait_for_reindex.wait_for_reindex task to take its poke interval from the data refresh config. This allows us to poke more frequently for the audio filtered index, as it typically completes in well under thirty minutes.

Testing Instructions

Run the staging_audio_data_refresh and staging_image_data_refresh locally. Ensure they pass. The filtered index is created so quickly it's difficult to verify the behavior of the poke interval locally, but you can check the task instance details to verify that it is now set dynamically.

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[krysal]

@stacimc I can see the passed param in the Code tab of the task, but I can't find where the exact pook_interval value the task gets. This looks good as it passes an independent value onto each process. Do we also need new variables for each one? Currently, both are using the same:

openverse/catalog/dags/data_refresh/data_refresh_types.py

Line 130 in 01dfe6f

reindex_poke_interval=int(os.getenv("DATA_REFRESH_POKE_INTERVAL", 60)),

openverse/catalog/dags/data_refresh/data_refresh_types.py

Line 152 in 01dfe6f

reindex_poke_interval=int(os.getenv("DATA_REFRESH_POKE_INTERVAL", 60)),

[stacimc]

Thanks for catching that, @krysal -- yes, I think those poke intervals should be updated. I've adjusted:

• image
  • concurrency check interval to every 5 minutes (we should not poll more often than this to avoid overloading the scheduler)
  • reindex interval to every 10 minutes (as the image indexing is comparatively long)
• audio
  • concurrency to every 30 minutes; if the audio data refresh is stuck waiting on the image data refresh, it should poll less frequently due to the long-running nature of that DAG
  • reindex interval to every 5 minutes for the comparatively short audio reindex

[krysal]

LGTM!