Spyke

Problem has improved, but is not gone

The high CPU issue that is causing midwest.social to slow way down and timeout on HTTP requests is still a mystery to me. But, it seems to do it less often and for less time now.

Here is CPU usage over 24 hours:

It's a bunch of SELECT statements in Postgres that all seem to fire at one time and take a while to complete as a batch. I've inspected the logs and haven't seen anything unusual. Just stuff federating and posts receiving upvotes.

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lemmy.ml

Yo, I'm a network engineer, also from the Midwest (Living in Vietnam). Do you have a discord or chat platform where I could be of any help?

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Any updates on server stability lately? I've been having a lot of connectivity issues the last couple days, and just saw this post on lemmy.world that was pretty interesting.

@[email protected] have you been dealing with performance problems like this?

(side note, how do you embed a link to another instance that will let midwest.social users stay logged on?)

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midwest.social

Has the influx of new members exacerbated this issue? I found this thread because I'm seeing a few '504 Gateway Timeout' errors occasionally.

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Is it PostgreSQL process that is going high CPU, or the lemmy_server process, or lemmy-ui?

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midwest.social

Have you reached out to anyone else who runs a Lemmy server and seen if they are also experiencing this?

Do you think it is a bottlekneck or just due to large updates from other servers?

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I've been having timeout and 404 issues since I created my account last week. Typically can't browse more than 5 minutes before I start getting timeouts, which can last for several minutes to several hours before anything loads again. Thought it was a gerboa issue at first, but I'm using a browser now and getting them too.

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Unfortunately it still happens, just not nearly as often as it used to. Need to meet up with my database admin to get to the bottom of the issue.

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