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[Supervisor-users] cpu intensive process killed
Javier Marcon
2016-10-06 10:55:14 UTC
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I'm running several processes with supervisor 3.0a8-1.1 in ubuntu
precise, but there are a few processes that are very cpu intensive, and
when they are processing data, they are killed and started by supervisor.

Is there a way to adjust the check method or check interval to avoid this?

Thanks,

Javier.
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Gustavo Carneiro
2016-10-07 23:37:20 UTC
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Supervisor does not kill processes, no matter how much cpu they consume,
without instruction from the user.

Most likely the process crashes (segmentation fault), or it is a process
like gunicorn that kills the workers if they don't respond to an http
request after 30 seconds.
Post by Javier Marcon
I'm running several processes with supervisor 3.0a8-1.1 in ubuntu
precise, but there are a few processes that are very cpu intensive, and
when they are processing data, they are killed and started by supervisor.
Is there a way to adjust the check method or check interval to avoid this?
Thanks,
Javier.
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El matrimo es tan bueno que la gente se muere por casarse
con mujeres como Nazarena Velez, Margerie Orbin,
Jordania Linn Graham, Katherine Knight, Stacey Castor, etc.
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