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Time | Nick | Message |
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00:02 | wajasu | i've come to the conclusion that you can't run 2 plack workers with a 1cpu VPS. |
00:02 | you can run 1cpu and bump the plack worker count to 1 | |
00:03 | or run a 2cpu VPS with 2 plack workers, | |
00:03 | or run 2 VPS 1cpu servers with 1 appserver/memcached, and 1 database. | |
00:05 | but 1cpu VPS with 2GB ram will work with 1 plack worker. | |
00:05 | when i had 2 plack workers trying to run on a 1 cpu server, one stalled and died. thus opac connection timeout. | |
00:06 | things worked with staff search, but opac does so many more requests, it took too long. | |
00:07 | my box from 10 years ago probably had an AMD with 2 cpus, plus it was koha version 3.8. | |
02:33 | tuxayo | > i've come to the conclusion that you can't run 2 plack workers with a 1cpu VPS. |
02:33 | With 1 CPU, no concurrency is possible so having two workers shouldn't yield any gains while carrying a RAM and CPU overhead | |
02:34 | > one stalled and died. thus opac connection timeout. | |
02:34 | This shouldn't happen though ^^" | |
02:35 | It should feel a bit slower if anything. (the CPU overhead shouldn't be much perceptible) | |
02:36 | Anyway, does Koha still runs decently on your VPS with one CPU and one worker? | |
02:36 | wajasu | it might be that 81 queries to the db is pushing it past a plack worker timeout. context switching? |
02:36 | yes it runs as well as my old system. | |
02:36 | tuxayo | good ^^ |
02:37 | > pushing it past a plack worker timeout | |
02:37 | The timeout should take some time to happen tough. How fast it failed? | |
02:38 | wajasu | 4-5 seconds |
02:38 | firefox browser is 90 by default. | |
02:40 | the other day, i had some local covers. so it was doing db queries, after memcached, plack worker contention, and serving 5 local covers. | |
02:40 | tuxayo | > context switching? |
02:40 | Yes, it should happen a lot with 1 CPU for 1 worker and the DB. And even more for 2 workers (assuming multiple concurrent requests) but I don't know how much performance is really eaten by that. | |
02:40 | Maybe there isn't much context switching with 1 worker. Since Koha waits for the DB call to end. | |
02:40 | wajasu | i saw opac-image.pl in my top |
02:41 | its faster with plack and memcached, than without. | |
02:41 | tuxayo | > 4-5 seconds |
02:41 | That's way too fast. So something is wrong that it (webserver, worker or DB) timeouts that fast. | |
02:41 | > its faster with plack and memcached, than without. | |
02:41 | great :D | |
02:42 | wajasu | if my librarian complains, i will bump to a 2cpu VPS for $30/month. i probably could do 2 $5 servers, with the db on one. and then backup to the second disk. |
02:43 | i'm trying to find where I can set how many days back to keep the backups. | |
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03:08 | wajasu | even though i migrated from 3.10 to 22.05, my database has all the notices with << >> template brackets. do all those notices need to migrate to [% %] or is the template toolkit configured to handle both. |
03:08 | if it doesn't hadnle << >>, is there a script to migrate to [% %] ? | |
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11:25 | ashimema | wajasu we still support both syntaxes for now.. not even all the default notices are migrated yet |
11:26 | They support slightly different options though, some of the newer notices rely on TT feature not available in our custom <<>> replacements wtuff | |
14:33 | tuxayo | git fetch returns "Gitea: Internal error" |
14:33 | But it managed to fetch commit anyway ^^" | |
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