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Geo: Use database-cached status if redis-cached status is unavailable
What does this MR do?
Falls back to database-held values for Geo node status if the redis-held values are not present, in case they're present.
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Why was this MR needed?
It addresses an inconsistency between the primary and secondary where a secondary's status is in the database, but the secondary is having trouble generating something and its redis cache is empty. Seen on staging.gitlab.com today.
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Edited by Nick Thomas