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perf(relay): lighter Postgres load and PS-160 cluster - #36442
The relay's Postgres primary (PS-80, 1 vCPU) has been pinned at 100% CPU, and query volume has grown 2.5× in three weeks. PlanetScale Insights and table stats point at two avoidable costs:
Agent-activity publishes ran the per-user aggregate join on every publish. It is the top query by CPU (14% of query time). Only iOS targets with a running Live Activity (activity_push_token) read the aggregate, and only 2,881 of 85,006 users with Live Activities enabled (3.4%) have one. The publisher now lists targets first and runs listForUser only when such a target exists.
relay_delivery_attempts is 13 GB with 16.4M rows on an 8 GB box, its pkey and source_job_id indexes are each ~3 GB at ~71% bloat, and it causes ~10× more disk reads than any other table. Its inserts take 26% of query time. The rows only guard queue job retries, so retention drops from 7 days to 1. With the existing prune cap (20k rows per 5-minute cron), the backlog drains in roughly 4–5 days; the two bloated indexes should be reindexed after that.
Also sets clusterSize: "PS_160" to match the resize queued in the PlanetScale dashboard, so a later deploy doesn't shrink the cluster back.
- Agent-activity publishes list the user's targets first and only build the
Live Activity aggregate when an iOS target has a running Live Activity
(3.4% of users), skipping the top CPU query everywhere else.
- Delivery attempts are kept 1 day instead of 7. They only guard queue job
retries, and the 13 GB table dominates disk reads.
- clusterSize matches the PS-160 resize queued in the dashboard.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — The query optimization is narrowly scoped, but delivery-attempt history will now be deleted after one day instead of seven. Confirm the shorter retention and the production database resize’s cost and operational impact before merging.
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The changes gate Live Activity aggregation on eligible targets, reduce delivery-attempt retention from seven days to one day, and increase the configured Relay PostgreSQL cluster size from PS_80 to PS_160.
Changes: Live Activity aggregation
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Gate aggregation on eligible targets infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityPublisher.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityPublisher.test.ts
publishForDeliveryUser lists targets before querying activity rows. It builds an aggregate only when Live Activities are enabled and at least one target is non-Android with an activity push token. Otherwise, it passes null. Tests cover cases with and without an activity push token.
Delivery-attempt retention
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Set the pruning retention period infra/relay/src/agentActivity/DeliveryAttempts.ts
DELIVERY_ATTEMPT_RETENTION_DAYS changes from seven days to one day.
Relay database cluster
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Update the database cluster size infra/relay/src/db.ts
RelayPostgresDatabase changes its cluster size from PS_80 to PS_160.
The change lowers relay database load by skipping the per-user aggregate query when no iOS target has a running Live Activity, shortening delivery-attempt retention to one day, and matching the cluster size to the PlanetScale resize. The shorter retention does not allow duplicate pushes, because job validity and retries are all far shorter than one day. No merge-blocking issue was found.
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Add publish-path tests for the activity query gate.
The new gate in publishForDeliveryUser has no test that checks its behavior. The routing test uses an iOS target without an activity token. It does not assert that rows.listForUser is skipped. The notification-only test has the same gap on its second publish. The replay test checks the aggregate on replayForLiveActivityRegistration, which builds its own aggregate and does not use this path.
Extend the existing routing test. Count listForUser calls, and assert zero calls after publish when the only iOS target has a null activity_push_token. Add a row or case where the iOS target has an activity_push_token. Assert that sendForTarget receives a non-null aggregate in the publish path.
As per coding guidelines, "Backend behavior changes ship with focused tests for that behavior" and "Extend before you add."
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Review comment at @infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityPublisher.ts at line 71:
The publish-path activity query gate in publishForDeliveryUser lacks focused coverage. Extend the existing routing test to count rows.listForUser calls and assert publish skips the query when the only iOS target has a null activity_push_token; add a case with an iOS target that has a token and assert sendForTarget receives a non-null aggregate.
Add a pruning test that checks which attempts fall outside the cutoff.
The pruning tests check returned counts and the SQL text. None checks which rows are deleted. The pruneWith fake ignores the where predicate, so the created_at < before cutoff is never evaluated in a test.
Add a case with attempts just inside and just outside the one-day window. Use a fake that evaluates createdAt against the cutoff, or a layer that runs the real predicate. Assert that the attempts older than the cutoff are deleted and the newer ones remain. A change to the cutoff comparison or to the retention unit should then fail this test. Extend the existing pruning case or table if one fits. Do not add an assertion that only checks the constant value.
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Review comment at @infra/relay/src/agentActivity/DeliveryAttempts.ts at line 71:
Extend the existing pruning test around pruneWith to evaluate createdAt against the actual cutoff, using attempts just inside and outside the one-day retention window defined by DELIVERY_ATTEMPT_RETENTION_DAYS. Assert that only attempts older than the cutoff are deleted and newer attempts remain, so changes to the comparison or retention unit fail the test.
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Review comments at @infra/relay/src/agentActivity/AgentActivityPublisher.ts:
- Line 71: The publish-path activity query gate in publishForDeliveryUser lacks
focused coverage. Extend the existing routing test to count rows.listForUser
calls and assert publish skips the query when the only iOS target has a null
activity_push_token; add a case with an iOS target that has a token and assert
sendForTarget receives a non-null aggregate.
Review comments at @infra/relay/src/agentActivity/DeliveryAttempts.ts:
- Line 71: Extend the existing pruning test around pruneWith to evaluate
createdAt against the actual cutoff, using attempts just inside and outside the
one-day retention window defined by DELIVERY_ATTEMPT_RETENTION_DAYS. Assert that
only attempts older than the cutoff are deleted and newer attempts remain, so
changes to the comparison or retention unit fail the test.
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The relay's Postgres primary (PS-80, 1 vCPU) has been pinned at 100% CPU, and query volume has grown 2.5× in three weeks. PlanetScale Insights and table stats point at two avoidable costs:
activity_push_token) read the aggregate, and only 2,881 of 85,006 users with Live Activities enabled (3.4%) have one. The publisher now lists targets first and runslistForUseronly when such a target exists.relay_delivery_attemptsis 13 GB with 16.4M rows on an 8 GB box, its pkey andsource_job_idindexes are each ~3 GB at ~71% bloat, and it causes ~10× more disk reads than any other table. Its inserts take 26% of query time. The rows only guard queue job retries, so retention drops from 7 days to 1. With the existing prune cap (20k rows per 5-minute cron), the backlog drains in roughly 4–5 days; the two bloated indexes should be reindexed after that.Also sets
clusterSize: "PS_160"to match the resize queued in the PlanetScale dashboard, so a later deploy doesn't shrink the cluster back.Merging deploys the relay.
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