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I'm working on a Magento2 with 100's of websites in a multi-store setup. We're presently not using the asynchronous indexing feature, but rather re-index in full once per day. The whole reindexing process takes about 1 hour.

It appears that Magento processes each store in sequence by store_id. That means, a store with a high id - e.g. 765 - will not get re-indexed until all the other ones are fully processed. This repeats for each individual indexer.

I would like to affect that sequence so that certain stores - let's say the most active ones - get processed first.

Pretty sure, I'm going to need to write a module for this, but I'm looking for help with where to tap into the execution chain to override the default behavior.

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A quick win for you is to write an after plugin to the function \Magento\Store\Model\StoreManager::getStores: in this function, just reorganise the stores with your important stores being sorted first.

I had other ideas but this is by far the least intrusive and most likely fastest to implement.

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  • Yes, that might be a good first step. Thank you for that suggestion. Would love to hear more ideas if you have the time to share. Easy and quick is not a requirement for me in this case.
    – Juergen Schreck
    Commented Sep 21, 2020 at 18:21
  • I understand this. I will add details on how I came to this solution. Although it sounds superfluous, I still believe it may well work and be the best solution.
    – Herve Tribouilloy
    Commented Sep 21, 2020 at 20:32

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