I've been using ActiveMQ for a few months now. Recently I have been experiencing a lot of random crashes. It has been happening as often as every few hours. When I say that it has been crashing, I mean that the process no longer exists. I've checked the logs and there is nothing in there about it dying or being shut down.
I have a pretty default install of ActiveMQ 5.0 on Debian 4.0 and run it with the following command: "nohup ./activemq > /var/log/activemq_log &". Regarding the server, it has 1gb of memory and the only other thing that it is running is a PHP consumer process that is utilizing minimal CPU and memory. I'm not sure if this is a memory issue or not. I'm really running out of ideas as to why it's dying. Sometimes it'll run for 2 weeks straight with no issues, and then die 2 or 3 times in one day. Then it's fine again. I don't have any master/slave architecture set up yet. Is this something that I should invest time into? Also, is there a recommended way of automatically restarting the broker when it dies? Thanks, -- Joel -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Broker-often-randomly-dies-tp17878816p17878816.html Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
