I did a small monkey patch do check if delayed is running (cpu > 0%), if it is 
I won't stop it, next check, if it's idle again, the I'll stop it. I only 
monitor delayed memory usage, I use delayed for reports, so the jobs can take 
up to 1 hour.

If you have any interest, I can send you the patched file.


sorry for the bad, bad english.


Em 27/01/2010, às 21:31, Bob B. escreveu:

> "restart" actually just calls "stop" and the "start".  The "stop"
> command issues a SIGTERM signal to the process.  If delayed_job is in
> the middle of processing something it catches that signal and
> continues processing.
> 
> God then enters a loop that checks to see if the process is still
> running for 5 cycles.  If it is running, it issues a SIGKILL signal.
> This is equivalent to "kill -9" and there's no way for delayed_job to
> catch this signal, so it dies without updating the DB.
> 
> If you want to restart god or restart workers during a deploy
> processing or something.  Instead of calling restart you should call
> "god unmonitor <group>" and then "god start <group>".  This will leave
> any running delayed_jobs alone until they finish and won't start any
> new ones until you call "god start".
> 
> I'm current trying to find a way to gracefully stop god that will just
> issue SIGTERM and log a warning if a process is still running.
> 
> Bob
> 
> On Jan 18, 10:29 am, Michael Guterl <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I just started trying out god using this config:http://gist.github.com/280245
>> 
>> Only problem is that when I `god restart dj` it immediately kills the
>> workers, leaving the current job they are working on locked.
>> 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> Best,
>> Michael Guterl
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