Thanks for getting in touch separately over email.
As we discussed, a test program that demonstrates
the slowdown will be most helpful. Once the problem
is reproducible, it's much easier to fix! :)

On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 1:54 PM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am prototyping a queueing service for my company that utilizes a couple
> thousand tubes.  I have a test case where I run 3000 tubes with 1200 jobs
> each in them.  Those tubes are serviced by a distributor that takes work and
> funnels it to a couple of much larger work queues where the real work
> happens.  I have 3 clients with 10 threads each processing these larger
> tubes and sending results into yet another tube.
>
> I use delay in the many feeder tubes.  I do not use delay in the large work
> queues.  All priorities are the same.
>
> I was having some sporadic crashes due to connection issues in 1.8 so I
> upgraded to 1.9.  Since then the crashing has gone away but my test case
> takes 3x longer to run and CPU is maxed out the entire time.  With 1.8 CPU
> would spike during the initial load of the 3000 queues X 1200 jobs but then
> would settle down to very little during the time the queues were being
> serviced.
>
> In terms of real numbers, my system used to process 600k jobs through the
> entire system in about 5 minutes.  It is now taking over 15.
>
> I am testing on OSX and my clients are on the same machine as beanstalkd.
>
> Does anyone have any advice or help to offer?
>
> Much appreciated.
>
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