Optimizing alert fetcher logic #176
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This PR introduces batch processing for the createSiteAlert SQL function, significantly enhancing performance and operational efficiency. By processing data in manageable increments, we reduce load and improve the system's responsiveness. This structured approach ensures smoother execution and better resource management during site alert generation.
Additionally, this PR incorporates a random selection mechanism for choosing among the oldest geo-event providers using the Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm, ensuring an unbiased and uniformly random selection. This approach prevents the recurring selection of a single provider, which could potentially lead to infinite error loops. By randomly selecting from the oldest providers, we mitigate the risk of persistent failures affecting system stability.