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Queue placement is not cancelled on request cancellation #18

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nstogner opened this issue Nov 11, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #19
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Queue placement is not cancelled on request cancellation #18

nstogner opened this issue Nov 11, 2023 · 1 comment · Fixed by #19
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A large number of cancelled HTTP requests can cause the queue to block forever.

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nstogner commented Nov 11, 2023

After hitting lingo with a lot of concurrent requests, and cancelling that job, lingo reports the lingering requests forever:

kubectl logs -f lingo-5f7f7978b-gvb77 | grep ceil
2023/11/11 16:31:32 Average for deployment: stapi-minilm-l6-v2: 680 (ceil: 7), current wait count: 680
2023/11/11 16:31:35 Average for deployment: kubernetes: 0 (ceil: 0), current wait count: 0
2023/11/11 16:31:35 Average for deployment: lingo: 0 (ceil: 0), current wait count: 0
2023/11/11 16:31:35 Average for deployment: stapi-minilm-l6-v2: 680 (ceil: 7), current wait count: 680
2023/11/11 16:31:38 Average for deployment: kubernetes: 0 (ceil: 0), current wait count: 0
2023/11/11 16:31:38 Average for deployment: lingo: 0 (ceil: 0), current wait count: 0
2023/11/11 16:31:38 Average for deployment: stapi-minilm-l6-v2: 680 (ceil: 7), current wait count: 680

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