findchris
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Pretty nuts: A little tweet bot for the White House Blog that I created a couple of years ago has 20k+ followers! /cc: @
5:49 PM May 18th
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@ Is there any way to know how long an em-http-request takes to return a resp? Looking to track request response times if possible.
5:02 PM May 16th
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@ Having major production issue with our ELB. "transient" errors. Known issue?
11:41 AM May 10th
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@ Fo shizzle. That's why I sent that tweet: To hopefully make more people aware.
12:54 PM May 2nd
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in reply to MikeLaRoc
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Is raw milk from @ grassfed? Nope. They feed their cows corn (see: ). @ has grassmilk.
12:26 PM May 2nd
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@ Really? Raw? Not pasteurized?? Please clarify.
12:23 PM May 2nd
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in reply to FAGEUSA
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@ As you probably saw on , my issue is resolved, & was related to FD limits. I appreciate your correspondence.
9:38 PM May 1st
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in reply to antirez
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@ I've got plenty of free mem, and dug through all docs you shared. Blocking for 5-10 seconds: Have you seen this behavior before?
6:56 PM Apr 27th
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@ Nice work :)
12:44 PM Apr 25th
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in reply to dacat
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@ @ Did you already do your talk? If so, I missed it. Got slides?
12:41 PM Apr 25th
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in reply to MattRogish
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@ Given the free mem (3GB), any other investigating I can do?
9:02 AM Apr 25th
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@ No swap usage; 3GB free RAM (1.5GB redis-server process, 8GB total RAM). This blocking behavior feels like something is broken.
1:03 PM Apr 24th
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in reply to antirez
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@ Read /latency; most likely culprit: forking. But it doesn't seem like the fork operation for a 1.5GB redis-server should take >5s?
1:01 PM Apr 24th
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in reply to antirez
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@ Ah ok. What I'm seeing is when the CPU hits 100%, `redis-cli info` blocks for multiple seconds (5-10s). So prob not slave sync.
10:23 AM Apr 24th
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in reply to antirez
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@ I ask about optimization because having the master block (to sync to slave) for multiple seconds in a prod system is surprising.
10:17 AM Apr 24th
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in reply to antirez
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@ A master in-mem only (w/ attached slave), will still generate an RDB, which will send the CPU to 100%? If so, any way to optimize?
10:16 AM Apr 24th
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in reply to antirez
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@ @ When is this talk?
9:37 AM Apr 24th
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in reply to MattRogish
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@ Could 100% CPU usage be a normal result of load, or is this surprising behavior to you?
2:45 PM Apr 23rd
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in reply to antirez
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@ Also, I verified we aren't using a broken distro. Could this be related: ?
2:44 PM Apr 23rd
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in reply to antirez
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@ BGSAVE created a new process that hit 100% CPU, but I have all SAVE directives removed (master in-memory only).
1:48 PM Apr 23rd
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- Name Chris Johnson
- Location Playa Vista, California
- Web http://foundchris...
- Bio Ruby programmer. Life maximizer. Primal foodie. Loving husband and father. Eco-friendly. Golfer. Surfer. I do Kung Fu. Work with SocialVibe.com
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