Xiaochen Wang
Xiaochen Wang
Please note that to effectively benchmark Kong, you need to identify and reach a bottleneck in your system. Only then can you obtain meaningful results, such as QPS from Kong....
> The kong container cpu idle rate is more than 85% You mean, when you benchmarked Kong, it experienced Redis timeouts and only 15% CPU usage of Kong worker processes?...
And for the error log in your Screenshot, like `failed to eval Redis: timeout===`, is this log introduced by your self? I dont find any error log like this in...
So what's the your custom debug code of this kind of debug log `=======line=======nil=====err=====timeout=====partial=====,` , we dont find it in kong's source code And also note that we could not...
> The error in the nginx code: > timer delta: 54ms > It is possible to determine if there is a delay in the ngx_process_events function processing the events I...
From your debug log ``` 2024/08/20 19:55:42 [error] 7019#7019: *1338482 [lua] redis.lua:132: eval(): =========receive time===== 55ms, client: 127.0.0.1, server: kylin, request: "GET /test_kylin_upstream_timeout HTTP/1.1", host: "127.0.0.1:8000" 2024/08/20 19:55:42 [error] 7019#7019:...
> > Please note that to effectively benchmark Kong, you need to identify and reach a bottleneck in your system. Only then can you obtain meaningful results, such as QPS...
hi @muh-kamran We need some detailed information to help us identify where the memory consumption is happening. You could run the following commands to get the stats . 1. whether...
From your provided information int this comment: https://github.com/Kong/kong/issues/13553?notification_referrer_id=NT_kwDOAAmB1rIxMjA2MjA2MDk0Mzo2MjMwNjI#issuecomment-2320593736, I guess there might be some memory leaks inside nginx core. The memory usage from lua VM appears to be quite small....
Interesting. I followed steps from this installation page: https://docs.konghq.com/gateway/latest/install/docker/#prepare-the-database, but not finding some error. It worked for me on my Apple M1 Max (MacOS 14.2.1 (23C71)). The following commands are...