On Nov 14, 10:31 am, "Keith Rarick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can you send the output of a "stats" command on one of these overgrown > beanstalkd instances? > > I'm trying to reproduce it here. I'm submitting one job per second > without deleting any. Does this resemble your use patterns? I'll let > it run overnight and see what happens.
I'm seeing something very similar on an OS X 10.5 desktop system; we submit very few delayed background jobs to be processed by one worker instance (it's a development system (-:). The memory usage quickly grows to around 700MB. Stats output of one server that has grown to about 740MB is as follows: stats OK 711 --- current-jobs-urgent: 0 current-jobs-ready: 0 current-jobs-reserved: 0 current-jobs-delayed: 3 current-jobs-buried: 0 cmd-put: 118 cmd-peek: 0 cmd-peek-ready: 0 cmd-peek-delayed: 0 cmd-peek-buried: 0 cmd-reserve: 116 cmd-reserve-with-timeout: 0 cmd-delete: 115 cmd-release: 0 cmd-use: 2 cmd-watch: 1 cmd-ignore: 0 cmd-bury: 0 cmd-kick: 0 cmd-stats: 2 cmd-stats-job: 115 cmd-stats-tube: 0 cmd-list-tubes: 0 cmd-list-tube-used: 0 cmd-list-tubes-watched: 2 job-timeouts: 0 total-jobs: 118 max-job-size: 65535 current-tubes: 2 current-connections: 3 current-producers: 2 current-workers: 1 current-waiting: 1 total-connections: 4 pid: 31198 version: 1.1 rusage-utime: 0.544487 rusage-stime: 0.876544 uptime: 441 ^] telnet> quit $ ps aux | grep '[b]eanstalk' asf 31198 0.0 35.9 2174260 752204 ?? Ss 11:51PM 0:01.42 /Users/asf/Documents/hack/Soupsie/build/Release/Soupsie.app/ Contents/MacOS/beanstalkd This doesn't look quite right. On our production linux box, where lots (around 12k) more delayed requests are in the queue, we're seeing similar memory usage (about 700MB there as well), but on the development machine, this number looks implausibly big for the queue size. We're using async_observer to submit and handle jobs; On the dev machine, beanstalkd is running in the foreground. Thanks in advance, Andreas. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "beanstalk-talk" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/beanstalk-talk?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
