ERROR on pagure - dist-git #13099
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The dist-git recently started to produce a large amount of errors like these:
I tried to check it out on Friday, but didn't found the root cause and it stopped alerting during the investigation.
I tried to look into it a little more as it's annoying with sending the e-mails, but I don't see any high load on
db01, that could cause this. It's also happening every few minutes.The query is from the
pagure.lib.query._get_project(), it shouldn't be a big/long query. Maybe there's a limit on the number of connections that is reached here?There's also some other ones now going to admin (although these are the most common).
I don't see why it would timeout... there's no connection limits being hit, no network problems I can see.
Also, these all seem to come from the celery workers. Perhaps there's some limit there?
There could be also some limit on tasks in postgres side as well.
I'm not sure what it would be. It's never hitting max connections (It would log that and I checked for it).
I've lowered the
DB_POOL_RECYCLEinpagure.cfg(see commit1e56a66), it seems to have fixed these issues.