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Thanks, I think we might be missing some indexes on that collection. So those un-indexed queries were doing full scans which get really expensive as the size grows. In addition to adding missing indexes, we should be able to add a cronjob to clean up those old jobs pretty easily.

my not-so-comfortable-with-node/typescript guess is that it's because

agenda.define

is used in the constructor of the `EventNotifier`: https://github.com/growthbook/growthbook/blob/1a9e129bfae401e62bde002fb4679b5dc9de956d/packages/back-end/src/events/notifiers/EventNotifier.ts#L[…]6 and in all usages of

perform()

a new EventNotifier is created

creating new docs for every event is the proper behavior since the event id is part of the unique key. We're just missing the cleanup part

got it, that makes sense

Added a GitHub issue to track this - https://github.com/growthbook/growthbook/issues/2116