On 11/11/11 14:26, Cheremukhin Andrey wrote:
I set up cluster within two nodes - rabbitmq 2.6.1.
And I am seeing
node1$
PID USERNAME THR PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE C TIME WCPU COMMAND
31196 rabbitmq 51 50 0 2990M 2170M ucond 10 1:52 170.90% beam.smp
node2$
22915 rabbitmq 51 103 0 442M 402M CPU11 11 7:49 495.65% beam.smp
All queues live on on node2.
What is node1 doing? Are publishers connecting to it? If so the memory
might simply be taken up by message backlogs, i.e. the producers are
producing messages at a faster rate than rabbit can sustain. Eventually
this would result in a memory alarm and producer connections getting
blocked until the backlog has been reduced.
Regards,
Matthias.
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