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This document is only relevant for Avalon versions prior to 7.0 |
When Delayed Job starts hogging too much of the CPU and memory and load average goes up.
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Take a look at the jobs that are currently running:
Code Block ps aux | grep delayed_job #or sudo service avalon_delayed_job status #You can also look at the stored pids here #but restarting delayed job should take care of it. cd tmp/pids
Kill Previous Delayed Job using a regular kill command and waiting a little while. If that doesn't work, ramp up to a kill -9.
Restart delayed job.
Code Block sudo service avalon_delayed_job start
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