Originally created by @PHKenny on GitHub (Apr 22, 2018).
Hello,
I use a crono (1.1.2) in my rails app (5.1.6). But i can't understand why the daemon stops suddenly. I executed a shell script to force restart every 30 minutes, but this insn't a logic solution.
Regards.
Originally created by @PHKenny on GitHub (Apr 22, 2018).
Hello,
I use a crono (1.1.2) in my rails app (5.1.6). But i can't understand why the daemon stops suddenly. I executed a shell script to force restart every 30 minutes, but this insn't a logic solution.
Regards.
Hey guys, facing the same issue over here, at first I thought is preemtive nodes we use in GCP, but now moved and still happening. From what I can see I see no elevated RAM usage in the timeframe it stops or anything suspicious resourcewise.
I realise I am just ranting not providing any usefull information, but what would that be? What can I contribute that would help to resolve this problem the quickest please?
@redrick commented on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024):
Hey guys, facing the same issue over here, at first I thought is preemtive nodes we use in GCP, but now moved and still happening. From what I can see I see no elevated RAM usage in the timeframe it stops or anything suspicious resourcewise.
I realise I am just ranting not providing any usefull information, but what would that be? What can I contribute that would help to resolve this problem the quickest please?
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Originally created by @PHKenny on GitHub (Apr 22, 2018).
Hello,
I use a crono (1.1.2) in my rails app (5.1.6). But i can't understand why the daemon stops suddenly. I executed a shell script to force restart every 30 minutes, but this insn't a logic solution.
Regards.
@nik736 commented on GitHub (Jun 25, 2018):
Are you monitoring if crono eats up all the RAM and silently "crashes"?
@redrick commented on GitHub (Sep 10, 2024):
Hey guys, facing the same issue over here, at first I thought is preemtive nodes we use in GCP, but now moved and still happening. From what I can see I see no elevated RAM usage in the timeframe it stops or anything suspicious resourcewise.
I realise I am just ranting not providing any usefull information, but what would that be? What can I contribute that would help to resolve this problem the quickest please?