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Do you have some stats of other consumers (pure PHP consumers maybe?) to compare with? We don't have that high loads on our consumers so I don't recognise the problem (but I don't deny it exists).
HI Richard,
Thanks for the reply, I can easily reproduce it at will send the stats in a short while.
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Subject: Re: [rabbitmq-cli-consumer] Producer/Consumer same VM on 4G ram (#21) To: "ricbra/rabbitmq-cli-consumer" rabbitmq-cli-consumer@noreply.github.com Cc: "hellracer" loloski@yahoo.com Date: Monday, October 5, 2015, 2:58 PM
Do you have some stats of other consumers (pure PHP consumers maybe?) to compare with? We don't have that high loads on our consumers so I don't recognise the problem (but I don't deny it exists).
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Cool, thanks!
Hi Ric,
Please see below stats as requested, please see below PHP code as well.
basically the php code is just like this
<?php $message = $argv[1]; $original = base64_decode($message); exit(0); ?>
And do you also have stats on the same VM with pure PHP consumer? So without my client?
Hi Ric,
I know this is not the right forum to ask this, but i'm going to ask anyway. I spawn 3 consumers I notice that I can only consume 46 message and acknowledge the message at peak. the PHP code that your client is calling is virtually doing nothing, I just confirm the message exit(0); and nothing else in there.
prefetch count was set to 3,5,10,20 and nothing seems to work for me :) I can stress the queue at ease but consuming is really slow.
Thanks in advance