PHOENIX-8003 Reduce index mutation propagation gap for eventually consistent GSIs - #2616
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Jira: PHOENIX-8003
The index propagation gap is currently determined by parameters like "phoenix.index.cdc.consumer.timestamp.buffer.ms". For instance, the buffer here refers to the time buffer in milliseconds subtracted from current time when querying CDC mutations to help avoid reading mutations that are too recent. The current default value is 5s, which sometimes causes significant delays, we should reduce it to 1s.