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👋 , we are utilizing the pebble `ProcessPool` quite heavily and occasionally we'll find ourselves needing to debug an abnormal exit on a worker. When `ProcessExpired` is raised in the main processes `…
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Is anybody using this library in production with multiple worker processes?
I wondered how people are handling conversation state when the bot is behind a load balancer. At the moment, it seems tha…
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Here is an example of the issue that I am finding with multiprocessing. The GUI effectively doubles when Multiprocessing is called. The reason for this is that Python's Multiprocessing calls sys.execu…
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Calling `app.control.inspect().ping()` before starting multiple workers via python seems to deadlock all workers except for the first.
The worker processes are started but unresponsive.
I checked th…
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When I set 30 workers, normally it should maintain 30 workers running. However, during stress testing or when the API responses are slow, it exceeds the specified number of workers. How can I solve th…
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Looks surprisingly easy.
From: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29614584/parallel-directory-walk-python
Rewrite the below to use Dask:
```python
import itertools
import multiprocessing
def …
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In Docker deployment, worker processes can compete with web and clock processes for resources. This is dangerous, as a backlog of worker tasks can cause the web/clock processes to slow down unacceptab…
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**Describe the bug**
We have deployed Chainlit application on the centos server based on Flask, Gunicorn, and Nginx, with the number of worker processes set to 1. Sometimes after asking a question i…
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It seems multiple celery processes is started in process.start_layman, but only one of them is killed
jirik updated
3 years ago
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**Hi,
Thank you for your great work.
I run the pyscenic ctx in singularity, and encountered an error as below**
![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/46157163-4aaf-4ae2-abe7-776451591…