Comment 6 for bug 1799895

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Sagi (Sergey) Shnaidman (sshnaidm) wrote :

As I can see from the logs:
the most expensive operations are "yum update"s in every container, they could take from 1 to 10(!) minutes for each container. Downloading updates is not the issue, it takes no longer than 2 seconds, we use proxy properly.
So what remains is actual installation and removing yum cache. I'd like to add timestamps to "yum update" script to be sure which operations are expensive in the script. But it looks like sometimes it take a long time to install packages. Maybe it could be a disk issue(?)