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checking the README, it states that there is nothing to do if you are not configuring your own redis pool on Sidekiq.
If you're configuring your own Redis connection pool, you need to make sure the size is adequate to be inclusive of both Sidekiq's own connection pool and Rufus Scheduler's.
Sidekiq by default has a concurrency of 10, so it creates a pool of 10 + 5 = 15 which is not enough, right? It should be 5 + 5 + Rufus::Scheduler::MAX_WORK_THREADS to make sure no thread is blocked by the redis pool.
Sidekiq-scheduler does not change Sidekiq Redis connection pool size in any way to make room for Rufus threads, is it? At least I could not find a place where this happens.
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Hi,
checking the README, it states that there is nothing to do if you are not configuring your own redis pool on Sidekiq.
Sidekiq by default has a concurrency of 10, so it creates a pool of 10 + 5 = 15 which is not enough, right? It should be
5 + 5 + Rufus::Scheduler::MAX_WORK_THREADS
to make sure no thread is blocked by the redis pool.Sidekiq-scheduler does not change Sidekiq Redis connection pool size in any way to make room for Rufus threads, is it? At least I could not find a place where this happens.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: