Re: 2.1, what happens when running on Bamboo?

On Mar 8, 2012, at 4:04 PM, Jack Royal-Gordon wrote:

> Followup questions relating to question #2:
> 
> 2.1) In the scenario addressed in question 2 below, would the two tasks run 
> in the same dyno, or does Heroku spin up another dyno for the second task?  I 
> thought I had read that the scheduled task would allocate dynos from the pool 
> of dynos allocated for web and worker processes -- are you saying that 
> scheduled jobs always result in additional dynos being spun up?
> 
> 2.2) Besides the obvious performance issues of the two 
> simultaneously-scheduled tasks competing for access to the database (and the 
> possible locking deadlocks that could occur), should I expect to see 
> performance issues with two scheduled tasks running simultaneously (e.g. will 
> the two scheduled tasks be competing for CPU cycles as though they were 
> running in the same dyno)?
> 
> On Mar 8, 2012, at 1:04 PM, Mark Pundsack wrote:
> 
>> On Mar 8, 2012, at 1:00 PM, Jack R-G wrote:
>> 
>>> 1) The dashboard seems to offer only 30-minute increments on daily process 
>>> scheduling times.  Is there a way to schedule for times not on the 
>>> half-hour (e.g. 8:15 UTC)?
>> 
>> Sorry, no.
>> 
>>> 2) What happens if a task scheduled to start at 8:00 is still running at 
>>> 8:30 and there is a task scheduled for 8:30?  If you are running the 
>>> minimal (one-dyno) configuration, what will happen?  If in this situation 
>>> Heroku will not execute the two tasks concurrently, will Heroku Scheduler 
>>> start the 8:30 task when the 8:00 task completes, or will it simply bypass 
>>> the 8:30 task?
>> 
>> Scheduler will start the second task at 8:30, regardless whether the first 
>> task has finished or not. If each task takes a long time, this will result 
>> in a LOT of dyno hour usage.
>> 
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