On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 06:24:46AM -0800, Eric wrote:
>
> So to be clear the objective is to safely shutdown a worker while it
> is not in the middle of a consume. and prevent it from picking up any
> new workitems. So of the solutions You outlined A and C look like they
> solve the issue. Pausing the engine would be a good solution but the
> workers would need to confirm that they are really paused.
> 
> I do take Torstens point about the shutdown process being
> implementation dependent, however I don't think it alleviates the need
> for a best practice. Ruote is an exceptional tool and so far it has
> been able to take every task that we can dream up for it( no pun
> intended ).

Hello Eric,

saturday night's beer will taste extra good with such praise !

Thanks for your trust and all your help so far !

> As is often the case with configurable software the answer
> to every question is "it depends".

> I think this type of problem will continue to cause issues around
> fault tolerance and instrumentation.

> You should be able to ask the
> engine how many workers are running, how many are consuming. You
> should be able to pause or stop the workers.

+1

> I have been trying to
> figure out how to hook ruote up to newrelic so that we can monitor the
> performance of individual participants.  We have something working but
> it still does not let us know if the working is happy and health.

I will implement your suggestion (not the newrelic hooking ;-))

Give me a bit of time, I'm working on tidying up ruote-dm (and ruote-sequel) as 
well as ruote-couch, plus bugs like

  
http://groups.google.com/group/openwferu-users/browse_thread/thread/ee493bdf8d8cdb37

I also have to terminate the work with Raphael on the filters. Then it will be 
2.2.0.

Looking forward to your feedback.


Many thanks for the suggestion, have a nice a week-end,

-- 
John Mettraux - http://jmettraux.wordpress.com

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