Updating discourse caused a lag

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Hello I recently updated my discourse and for a while after it got pretty laggy

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Hello @ice.d,

More specific detail would be helpful.

  • Upgraded from old version (i.e. actual version number) to new version (i.e. actual version number)
  • Amount of memory and CPU cores
  • Any underlying detail, etc
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Sometimes an upgrade can trigger a global Post rebake. Look at your sidekiq queues.

This will eventually settle down once the backlog is dealt with.

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Hello Bruce to be more specific recently my forum told me that my discourse needed updates which it seems to do everyday so I updated it to the newest version from the one before and for about 2-3 hours I experienced lags in the forum I’m not sure my memory amounts or cpu

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How do I see that??

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/sidekiq

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I put that in the search bar not finding anything

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It’s a web address not a search term! :wink:

(You need to be admin to see it)

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Oh :facepalm: thanks

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Just to be clear that’s:

https://yourdomain.tld/sidekiq

ie sidekiq is the path within your discourse.

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Just for info, I got a peak of 1000 jobs, so I too would advise waiting for a few hours to see if things settle. It can sometimes be a good idea to warn your users of an upcoming update, especially as it’s possible there will be some downtime if things don’t go well.

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