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Sidekiq Startup Threads / Processes

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    Hey - my instance got seriously congested with the queue size.

    I was able to figure out how to manually add Threads and Processes but have not been able to find where I can go to add the number of Threads and Processes I want sidekiq to start up with.

    Can someone give me guidance here?

    Thanks!

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    • M MichaelF

      Hey - my instance got seriously congested with the queue size.

      I was able to figure out how to manually add Threads and Processes but have not been able to find where I can go to add the number of Threads and Processes I want sidekiq to start up with.

      Can someone give me guidance here?

      Thanks!

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      @michaelf what do the docs say?

      Conscious tech

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        @michaelf what do the docs say?

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        @robi The only thing I found so far was here:

        https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/scaling/

        It talks about how you have to manually run a command but there has to be something that tells it what to start with.

        I just havent been able to find it and so I got 4 terminal windows running so I can add 4 extra processes.

        Any suggesionts?

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          @robi The only thing I found so far was here:

          https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/scaling/

          It talks about how you have to manually run a command but there has to be something that tells it what to start with.

          I just havent been able to find it and so I got 4 terminal windows running so I can add 4 extra processes.

          Any suggesionts?

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          robi
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          @michaelf Hmm, if you find where in /app/code sidekick runs from you may be able to change that command to include the additional arguments while in App recovery more. But that will not persist across app restarts/updates.

          Once you find the right place, @staff may be able to update the App package to accommodate launching with adjustable parameters and move it to /app/data.

          So gather as much info as possible to make their part easy. 😉

          Conscious tech

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          • M MichaelF

            @robi The only thing I found so far was here:

            https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/scaling/

            It talks about how you have to manually run a command but there has to be something that tells it what to start with.

            I just havent been able to find it and so I got 4 terminal windows running so I can add 4 extra processes.

            Any suggesionts?

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            girish
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            @michaelf I am fixing the package to make it more configurable.

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            • M MichaelF

              Hey - my instance got seriously congested with the queue size.

              I was able to figure out how to manually add Threads and Processes but have not been able to find where I can go to add the number of Threads and Processes I want sidekiq to start up with.

              Can someone give me guidance here?

              Thanks!

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              girish
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              @michaelf in the new package there is a /app/data/config.sh that you can edit to tweak the settings . https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/mastodon/#scaling

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