fix(identity): async_insert for profile_aliases writes - #323
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upsertAlias inserts one row per sign-in batch (the proxy re-emits per batch). Prod CLICKHOUSE_SETTINGS and the CH server default both have async_insert=0, so these were synchronous single-row inserts — at scale that piles up parts on the single-partition ReplacingMergeTree and ties up an API request per insert. Set async_insert=1, wait_for_async_insert=0 on this insert specifically so ClickHouse coalesces them server-side (~1 part/sec). Scoped to the alias write only; nothing else changes.
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Follow-up to #322.
Problem:
upsertAliaswrites one row per sign-in batch (the proxy re-emits per batch). Verified prodCLICKHOUSE_SETTINGSand the CH server default both haveasync_insert=0— so these are synchronous single-row inserts. At dashreels scale (~88% signed-in) that piles up parts on the single-partitionReplicatedReplacingMergeTreeand holds an API request open per insert.Fix: set
async_insert=1, wait_for_async_insert=0on this insert only, so ClickHouse coalesces them server-side (~1 part/sec). Scoped to the alias write; nothing else changes.Gates the prod deploy of the identity-merge write path.