Apologies if this isn't actually a bug, but my server had been running well until updating a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately I didn't catch the exact version as I was travelling and didn't notice the issue between a number of updates.
Description
Throughout the day, clients will show a message saying that they can't connect to the server for ~30 seconds to a minute. Every time I've checked the current log to see what's up it's shown the following:
have a client connected to the server active for a while
before too much time goes by it shows as disconnected from the server
once logging happens after sentinel - Collecting gc 2 connectivity resumes
I've noticed that synapse.metrics._gc - 120 - INFO - sentinel - Collecting gc 1 will appear in the logs on its own and I won't have any connectivity issues when that happens.
Version information
Homeserver: matrix.darkcloud.ca
Synapse Version: 1.57.0
Install method: pacman (the official archlinux package)
Environment: archlinux + postgres + no workers + no containers + vps with 2 gigs of ram and 2 gigs of swap (on SSD)
I could probably provide more information about behaviour if I know what I'm looking for.
Thanks for your time and for all the work on this project!
Apologies if this isn't actually a bug, but my server had been running well until updating a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately I didn't catch the exact version as I was travelling and didn't notice the issue between a number of updates.
Description
Throughout the day, clients will show a message saying that they can't connect to the server for ~30 seconds to a minute. Every time I've checked the current log to see what's up it's shown the following:
Steps to reproduce
sentinel - Collecting gc 2
connectivity resumesI've noticed that
synapse.metrics._gc - 120 - INFO - sentinel - Collecting gc 1
will appear in the logs on its own and I won't have any connectivity issues when that happens.Version information
I could probably provide more information about behaviour if I know what I'm looking for.
Thanks for your time and for all the work on this project!