If I correctly understood this top you say that the connections grow more than allowed by the given config, right?
Few weeks ago another bug was opened [1] and it was due to `flush_on_reconnect` that can cause exponential raising of connections to memcached servers.
IIRC this option was mostly introduced for keystone's.
The submitted patch [1] is moving flush_on_reconnect from code to oslo.cache config block to be configurable.
It could be worth to follow a bit this track, and maybe try to turn off flush_on_reconnect manually and then observe the behavior with your context.
So either you can edit the code to remove this option, or you may try to apply this patch [1] to disable it by using config.
Hello,
If I correctly understood this top you say that the connections grow more than allowed by the given config, right?
Few weeks ago another bug was opened [1] and it was due to `flush_ on_reconnect` that can cause exponential raising of connections to memcached servers.
IIRC this option was mostly introduced for keystone's.
The submitted patch [1] is moving flush_on_reconnect from code to oslo.cache config block to be configurable.
It could be worth to follow a bit this track, and maybe try to turn off flush_on_reconnect manually and then observe the behavior with your context.
So either you can edit the code to remove this option, or you may try to apply this patch [1] to disable it by using config.
Please let me know if it help you.
[1] https:/ /review. opendev. org/#/c/ 742193/