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Sneaker close connection with Rabbit after hours inactivity, #456
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I am facing the same issue, it works for few hours . After few hours it stopped working, i can't see anything in the log, i have to delete the existing pod so it starts again |
I am facing the same issue in production sneaker is 2.12.0, bunny is 2.22.0, ruby is 2.7.8. Cant't really say it is due to inactivity but it works for some time and after some time it stops working with queue count static or increasing and consumer consumer count 0. Any one got a solution or found the root cause? |
@luismiv85 Have you found any solution for it? Ruby - 3.2.2 |
My issue is fixed, It was due to the timeout error |
@KinWang-2013 My issue is also resolved, I was using this as config earlier
I am not sure whether its a right way or not but it is working for me. |
Hi community!
Some time ago I leave an issue about this problem (#440), but I could not give a clear information or sufficient information.
I have been collect more information about this issue through rabbit and sneaker logs.
Bunny: 2.14.3
Sneaker: 2.12.0
### sneakers.log:
### rabbitMQ log:
On the other hand, my config sneaker file (initialize/sneakers.rb):
And every worker override some configuration. worker_1.rb
Anyone can help me or have any idea about this error?
Thanks in advance!!
Cheers.
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