What's interesting is that the job terminated in the middle once, with the same message. Then resumed, we have a resumption mechanism in place to retry a failed job.
Then when the job completed successfully, waited about 1.5 minutes and I saw the Kill message mentioned above.
Description We have a long running Django command that crunches some data, it runs around 3.5 to 4 hours in general once a week.
Recently due to a need to diagnose a performance issue I tried to integrate newrelic with this job.
The job terminated two times with the error message
Killed NEW_RELIC_CONFIG_FILE=newrelic.ini NEW_RELIC_ENVIRONMENT=production_env newrelic-admin run-python -u manage.py base_of_my_existance_today_job
What's interesting is that the job terminated in the middle once, with the same message. Then resumed, we have a resumption mechanism in place to retry a failed job.
Then when the job completed successfully, waited about 1.5 minutes and I saw the Kill message mentioned above.
The relevant part of the newrelic.ini file
[import-hook:django] instrumentation.scripts.django_admin = base_of_my_existance_today_job
Job is started with this command
NEW_RELIC_CONFIG_FILE=newrelic.ini NEW_RELIC_ENVIRONMENT=$CRONS_GROUP newrelic-admin run-python -u manage.py base_of_my_existance_today_job
Expected Behavior The job should complete without being killed and new relic should report the data in the portal.
Steps to Reproduce Enable new relic monitoring for a long running heavy Django command.
Your Environment Python version - 3.9 Django version - 3.2.14 newrelic agent version - 7.2.2.169
Additional context N/A