Alejandro,
Not all up in Lua is non blocking. In fact many libraries for file ok are
blocking.
I would check that
Also technically the engine (Lua script) processing is blocking and that
can also be an issue if there is heavy processing .
Hope that helps,
Mathew
On Mon, 19 Jul 2021, 10:26 pm m
Thanks for the responde Maxim, I appreciate it.
In our case we're not using perl modules and we're not serving files
either. We're using a bunch of known lua/resty libraries (we're using
openresty), but AFAIK all IO in lua is non-blocking.
On the other hand, that 75s delay in processing was j
Hello!
On Fri, Jul 16, 2021 at 02:54:29PM -0400, mrgonza78 wrote:
> I have an nginx used mainly as a reverse proxy for a couple of upstream
> services. This nginx has a simple endpoint used for health checks:
>
> location /ping { return 200 '{"ping":"successful"}'; }
>
> The problem I'm hav
I have an nginx used mainly as a reverse proxy for a couple of upstream
services. This nginx has a simple endpoint used for health checks:
location /ping { return 200 '{"ping":"successful"}'; }
The problem I'm having is that this ping takes too long to be responded:
$ cat /proc/loadavg;
