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Add script to run queue size monitoring 1x/min #20
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Should this an env var so that it could be overridden, e.g. sleep ${RESQE_BRAIN_MONITOR_QUEUE_SIZE_TIMEOUT-60}? Or is that YAGNI?
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Since it's easy enough to do, I set it up with a default in @bf2414c. It's not really a timeout though, it's more of a "wait between attempts" -- how do you feel about the var name?
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As part of my investigation of our checkout service's performance, I've found a desire to have finer grained metrics around queue size than the heroku-scheduler based default of once per 10 minutes.
The mechanism used here will emit the queue size metrics and then sleep for a configured number of seconds that defaults to 60. This will avoid the situation describe on the setup page on the wiki, where running this rake task from the heroku scheduler could cause instances of the task to overlap.