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As a wdqs user I would like servers that are lagged to be depooled so that I don't experience stale results. We (wdqs maintainers) often have to depool wdqs servers manually because they are heavily lagged, this has several drawbacks: - it relies on a manual intervention - the operator that depooled the server in the first place must remember to repool the server once the lag is back to acceptable values AC: - a server should be automatically depooled if the lag reached a certain threshold (re-use the same threshold used by icinga?) - a server should be automatically repooled when its lag is back to normal values - do not automatically depool more that what we currently can serve

As a wdqs user I would like servers that are lagged to be depooled so that I don't experience stale results. We (wdqs maintainers) often have to depool wdqs servers manually because they are heavily lagged, this has several drawbacks: - it relies on a manual intervention - the operator that depooled the server in the first place must remember to repool the server once the lag is back to acceptable values AC: - a server should be automatically depooled if the lag reached a certain threshold (re-use the same threshold used by icinga?) - a server should be automatically repooled when its lag is back to normal values - do not automatically depool more than what we currently can serve

As a wdqs user I would like servers that are lagged to be depooled so that I don't experience stale results. We (wdqs maintainers) often have to depool wdqs servers manually because they are heavily lagged, this has several drawbacks: - it relies on a manual intervention - the operator that depooled the server in the first place must remember to repool the server once the lag is back to acceptable values AC: - a server should be automatically depooled if the lag reached a certain threshold (re-use the same threshold used by icinga?) - a server should be automatically repooled when its lag is back to normal values - do not automatically depool more thatthan what we currently can serve