The problem is: I need to do some stuff (write to database, log etc.) after 
some timeout after last message from some client. I'm using timeout to 
determine that client stopped answering, and after it I need to log that 
client stopped answering. To do it I need to have some sort of timer. And 
this timer must work no matter how many workers I have. And timeout must 
happen no matter what worker receive messages from client. 
By the way, I develop a web service with mojolicious. I want to find out 
what mojolicious techniques I can use to create such timer. Or I need to 
use not mojolicious techniques. 

P.S. And also it's desirable to have such timer with Starman server, not 
only Hypnotoad.  

Thanks,
Dmitry


четверг, 19 марта 2015 г., 22:25:57 UTC+5 пользователь Dan Book написал:
>
> The idea is that hypnotoad will manage its workers, so yes, you cannot 
> rely on which worker will handle a given connection. Each worker should run 
> their own IOLoop and thus their own timers. If you describe the issue more 
> precisely maybe we can help further.
>
> On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 3:46 AM, Bakanov Dmitriy <[email protected] 
> <javascript:>> wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm currently using hypnotoad and nginx reverse proxy. I want to use 4 
>> hypnotoad workers. I would like to understand, will nginx use random 
>> workers (and random IOLoops) each time? Is it possible to run hypnotoad 
>> workers with different ports to make nginx server management more explicit?
>> Currently I have issue with IOLoop timer in my mojolicious app. I have no 
>> this problem, when I use only one worker, or when I use direct connection 
>> to hypnotoad without nginx proxy. I think it's because nginx uses random 
>> worker (and random IOLoop) to send message, but when I have direct 
>> connection worker is not random, so is here anyone who is using hypnotoad 
>> with multiple workers and nginx and who knows how to make nginx 
>> communication with Hypnotoad workers less random and more explicit? Or, 
>> probably mojolicious developers can explain it. 
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dmitry
>>
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