@nprivalova Your suggestion doesn't solve anything in my case because it fills completely the RAM too (but slower than with 64). If for some reason the database is not working or it is too slow, I don't want the collector to read messages until it crashes...
@chungg I'm using RabbitMQ with the following configuration, so not sure that this commit will solve anything for me :(
@nprivalova Your suggestion doesn't solve anything in my case because it fills completely the RAM too (but slower than with 64). If for some reason the database is not working or it is too slow, I don't want the collector to read messages until it crashes...
@chungg I'm using RabbitMQ with the following configuration, so not sure that this commit will solve anything for me :(
[ partition_ handling, ignore}, listen_ options,
{reuseaddr, true},
{exit_ on_close, false}] dns_lookups, true}, dist_listen_ max, 41055}, dist_listen_ min, 41055} management, [
{rabbit, [
{cluster_nodes, {['XXXXXX', 'YYYYYY'], disc}},
{cluster_
{tcp_
[binary,
{packet, raw},
{backlog, 128},
{nodelay, true},
},
{reverse_
{default_user, ...},
{default_pass, ...}
]},
{kernel, [
{inet_
{inet_
]}
,
{rabbitmq_
{listener, [
{port, XXXX}
]}
]}
].