I feel silly, I found the memory_limit setting and that fixed my issue.
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From: M GS <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, Apr 8, 2015 at 3:07 PM
Subject: Sandbox Decoder, not enough memory
To: [email protected]
I am trying to create stats based about 2mb json response from
elasticsearch. Our goal is to be able to graph and alert on shard state
changes.
I have an HTTPInput that queries /_cluster/state, but when im using my
decoder to try to extract the state of each shard, my plugin encounters a
fatal error:
Decoder 'ESClusterStatusInput-ESClusterStatusDecoder' error: FATAL:
process_message() not enough memory
Below is my code:
local resp = read_message("Payload")
local data = cjson.decode(resp) -- it seems like here is where the
error is thrown
for _, index in pairs(data.routing_table.indices) do
for _, shards in pairs(index.shards) do
for _, shard in pairs(shards) do
msg.Fields[shard.state] = msg.Fields[shard.state]+1
end
end
end
I tried with the same data outside of heka and it works, so I am assuming
its a limit imposed on SandboxDecoders. My question is that since what im
doing is probably pretty inefficient, is it even a good idea to be doing
this kind of thing in general? Should I be doing this in go instead?
Thanks!
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