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    1. Julia Evans ‏@b0rk May 12

      ok why does the erlang VM run `bind()` all the time for no apparent reason?

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      Julia Evans ‏@b0rk May 12

      this is what i am trying to use to diagnose the erlang networking mystery:https://gist.github.com/jvns/c7e277c7a44e22ce5a6e5707febcfbf3 …

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        1. ᠌ ‏@Ryan_Jarv May 12

          @b0rk curious what makes you think it's making external connections? all I really see is it trying to bind on 0.0.0.0 and failing.

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        2. ᠌ ‏@Ryan_Jarv May 12

          @b0rk oh so you mean it's supposed to be making outgoing connections?

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        3. Julia Evans ‏@b0rk May 12

          @Ryan_Jarv yeah!

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        1. Bob Ippolito ‏@etrepum May 12

          @b0rk if you can share the code I can try to help you root cause

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        2. Bob Ippolito ‏@etrepum May 12

          @b0rk there are a few contributing factors that I can think of (e.g. runtime errors but processes not set up in a way that will print them)

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        1. feonixrift ‏@feonixrift May 12

          @b0rk 2000 connections per sec is a fascination magic number. Wait states after connection close clogging the pool? #thinkingoutloud

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        2. Emil Ong ‏@OngEmil May 12

          @feonixrift @b0rk good thought... Maybe netstat output would be helpful? I've seen massive wait states on Linux but not w/ pegged cpu.

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        3. feonixrift ‏@feonixrift May 13

          @OngEmil @b0rk Yeah, cpu peg on a wait state could occur if a poorly behaved process is repeatedly trying to open instead of pausing.

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        4. Emil Ong ‏@OngEmil May 13

          @feonixrift @b0rk oooh, makes sense. Thanks! 😊

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      1. steve o mio ‏@zeank May 12

        @b0rk how do you start it?

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        1. yellow5 ‏@yellow5 May 12

          @b0rk probably be a long shot, may check out epmd stuff... http://erlang.org/doc/man/epmd.html …

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        2. yellow5 ‏@yellow5 May 12

          @b0rk can't say that isolating erlang network issues is on my skills list, though... ;-)

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        3. yellow5 ‏@yellow5 May 12

          @b0rk epmd runs alongside the erlang apps, though... ruling it out may at least isolate the network issue to the app itself

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        1. Christoph Sassenberg ‏@defsprite May 12

          @b0rk This is along shot: Are you running as a user? Might it be ulimit?

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        2. Christoph Sassenberg ‏@defsprite May 12

          @b0rk Especially "ulimit -n" It may be maxing out on open files and then go berzerk trying to open new ones.

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      2. Charles Hooper ‏@charleshooper May 12

        @b0rk Have you already run netstat to see if you ran out of ephemeral ports?

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      3. Chris Siebenmann ‏@thatcks May 12

        @b0rk Getting EADDRINUSE from the bind() suggests that it may be running out of ports in the ephemeral port range. Not sure why, though.

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      4. Karol Stępniewski ‏@kars7e May 12 Sunnyvale, CA

        @b0rk what does netstat -t say? You may be running out of ports for outgoing conns

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