- Remove live_routes table from SQL schema and all related indexes
- Create new internal/routingtable package with thread-safe RoutingTable
- Implement RouteKey-based indexing with secondary indexes for efficient lookups
- Add RoutingTableHandler to manage in-memory routes separately from database
- Update DatabaseHandler to only handle persistent database operations
- Wire up RoutingTable through fx dependency injection
- Update server to get live route count from routing table instead of database
- Remove LiveRoutes field from database.Stats struct
- Update tests to work with new architecture
- Set concurrent handlers back to 100 (from 200)
- Set slow query threshold to 50ms (from 10ms)
These values provide a good balance between throughput and
system resource usage.
Queries in the 50-70ms range are acceptable for now given SQLite's
write serialization constraints. Setting threshold to 100ms to focus
on truly problematic queries.
The 10ms threshold was too noisy - queries in the 10-20ms range are
actually performing well after the index optimizations. Setting the
threshold to 50ms will help identify truly problematic queries.
- Implement comprehensive SQL query logging for queries over 10ms
- Add logging wrapper methods for all database operations
- Replace timing code in GetStats with simple info log messages
- Add missing database indexes for better query performance:
- idx_live_routes_lookup for common prefix/origin/peer lookups
- idx_live_routes_withdraw for withdrawal updates
- idx_prefixes_prefix for prefix lookups
- idx_asn_peerings_lookup for peering relationship queries
- Increase SQLite cache size to 512MB
- Add performance-oriented SQLite pragmas
- Extract HTML templates to separate files using go:embed
- Add JSON response middleware with @meta field (like bgpview.io API)
- Fix concurrent map write errors in HTTP handlers
- Add request timeout handling with proper JSON error responses
These changes significantly improve database query performance and
provide visibility into slow queries for debugging purposes.
