Re: [awips2-users] High Latency in Ingest Logs

Another possible reason for this would be some resource starvation of that 
ingest process:

*         Excessive memory, swapping

*         I/O bottlenecks (slow filesystem, large directory traversal w/some 
filesystems)

*         Insufficient threads in the pool for number of items to be processed

--
Erik

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[mailto:awips2-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Brian Bernard
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 9:19 AM
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Subject: [awips2-users] High Latency in Ingest Logs


Hi,



I've been checking the ingest logs, to see what has been causing a frustrating 
problem where my ingestGrib stops after a couple of days, and noticed in many 
of the observation products such as raob and synop that I have a very high 
latency. Here is an example:



                   INFO  2016-03-29 12:57:10,095 [Ingest.sfcobs-1] Ingest: 
EDEX: Ingest - sfcobs:: 
/awips2/data_store/maritime/20160329/12/SXUS23_KWNB_291200_469498449.2016032912 
processed in:     2.2350 (sec) Latency: 50.6560 (sec)



                   INFO  2016-03-29 13:08:05,361 [Ingest.goessounding-1] 
Ingest: EDEX: Ingest - goessounding:: 
/awips2/data_store/goessounding/JUTX06_KNES_291306_469516938.bufr.2016032913 
processed in: 0.0030 (sec) Latency: 67.1950 (sec)
INFO  2016-03-29 13:08:06,210 [Ingest.goessounding-1] Ingest: EDEX: Ingest - 
goessounding:: 
/awips2/data_store/goessounding/JUTX06_KNES_291306_469516939.bufr.2016032913 
processed in: 0.0030 (sec) Latency: 68.0450 (sec)
INFO  2016-03-29 13:08:10,327 [Ingest.goessounding-1] Ingest: EDEX: Ingest - 
goessounding:: 
/awips2/data_store/goessounding/JUTX06_KNES_291306_469516940.bufr.2016032913 
processed in: 0.0030 (sec) Latency: 72.1610 (sec)
INFO  2016-03-29 13:08:14,203 [Ingest.goessounding-1] Ingest: EDEX: Ingest - 
goessounding:: 
/awips2/data_store/goessounding/JUTX06_KNES_291306_469516941.bufr.2016032913 
processed in: 0.0040 (sec) Latency: 76.0380 (sec)



>From presusing an older document that Michael James put together, the issue 
>with high latency is due QPID. Should I re-install QPID?



Thanks,



Brian Bernard






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