Open vinamrabhatia opened 3 years ago
I am not sure if that is your problem, but a known problem is that if there is no local manager for a fuzzjob, the displayed amount of instances for a system might be much higher than the actual number. This is due to the fact that the web gui just looks at what instances exist in the fuzzjob's database. If, however, there is no active Localmanager that checks if these instances are actually alive, the db will not reflect the reality.
We have observed in a number of instances that the running instances of
Local Managers
sometimes go usually high ( or they don't converge when we set all of them to 0 in Systems). This particular case happened when I made all the running instances as 0.The log message that we usually observed in the case is the following:
On looking at the system logs, we observe
Local Manager
waiting for theGlobal Manager
to assign a task to it. Besides, on running htop in the worker, we could actually see those Local Managers running as processes.Furthermore, for the case when
Local Manager
didn't converge to 0 and stayed 1 after making running instances as 0, on adding a fuzzjob, the zombieLocal Manager
was actually picked by the new fuzz job and the system became consistent after that.