I am running discourse on a self-hosted server. Earlier it was working fine but when I updated the discourse to the latest one I saw my discourse jobs were tucked in the queue for a very long time and not processed. All the email, webhook, and notification jobs are stuck. Can anyone have any idea how to fix this since I am not to get what is wrong? [Screenshot 2024-09-18 at 9.18]

What do you see when you click the “Busy” link? [image]

@RGJ This is screen showing which is visible when I click on the busy screen [Screenshot 2024-09-18 at 9.56.11 AM]

I am now having the same issue, but in my case it started happening after I increased the memory on my instance. I restarted the sidekiq process which did clear out the queue, but that wasn’t a permanent solution unfortunately. The only logs that exist are sidekiq restarting because of a lack of memory (also is 500MB RSS normal for a small site with ~20 jobs in queue?) but those are spaced 30-60 minutes apart so I doubt that has much relation. Screenshot of my busy queue: [image]

How to show this Sidekiq screen?

My Discourse Jobs are stuck in queue. Not able to find solution

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RGJ (Richard - Communiteq) September 18, 2024, 4:01am 2

What do you see when you click the “Busy” link?

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My Discourse Jobs are stuck in queue. Not able to find solution

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