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We have console.logs inside this callback that are trigger log velocity warnings sometimes over 25k lines of log messages within a minute. Our server has 12 cores and we are using meteorhacks:cluster. As far as I can tell we have correctly set up meteor-multiple-instances-status as directed. It's working as expected but I'm concerned about all the excess activity in the logs. Most of the log messages show that the user's status hasn't actually changed.
Here's a small sample from our logs
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
status connection: online
User is online so clearing users timeout warning
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
status connection: online
User is online so clearing users timeout warning
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
status connection: online
User is online so clearing users timeout warning
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
status connection: online
User is online so clearing users timeout warning
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
status connection: online
User is online so clearing users timeout warning
Updating user status for User: ggXFMHvthnTTGQj6v
Previous status: online
new status: online
As you can see here all of these triggered for the same user and the status wasn't even changing. Sometimes we have thousands of lines like this all for the same user in our logs.
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We have console.logs inside this callback that are trigger log velocity warnings sometimes over 25k lines of log messages within a minute. Our server has 12 cores and we are using meteorhacks:cluster. As far as I can tell we have correctly set up meteor-multiple-instances-status as directed. It's working as expected but I'm concerned about all the excess activity in the logs. Most of the log messages show that the user's status hasn't actually changed.
Here's a small sample from our logs
As you can see here all of these triggered for the same user and the status wasn't even changing. Sometimes we have thousands of lines like this all for the same user in our logs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: