Jeremy Cline e41fd13b9a Drop the distributed lock for FMN's redis caching ... By default, locks in redis never expire. This can lead to a deadlock if a worker dies unexpectedly while trying to create a cache entry, which leaves the lock in redis for the rest of time. When a worker attempts to refresh the cache later, it'll wait on the lock permanently. We could set the "lock_timeout" key in the dogpile.cache configuration, but realistically we don't need to lock at all. Populating the cache is a single GET request and we only have a couple workers so if they happen to try the same entry at the same time, we'll just have 4-5 requests instead of 1.		2018-05-11 19:36:25 +00:00
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backend	Drop the distributed lock for FMN's redis caching	2018-05-11 19:36:25 +00:00
frontend	yum accepted pkg=, package calls it name=	2017-10-09 00:38:26 +02:00