[rabbitmq-discuss] Problem auto-deleting large number of queues?

[Michael Chiang]

Hi Matthias,

> In the graceful closure case, do you terminate the consumers simultaneously or in parallel?

The consumers are terminated in parallel but not simultaneously (ie, there might be a few sec of difference between each terminations).

> Is there a difference between using one connection with 200k queues vs 10 connections with 20k queues each?

You might be on to something :).  I just ran my test client with one connection with 200k queue.  In this case, even with graceful shutdown, I am running into the auto-deleting issues.

> I have some idea of what might be going on, but it would help if you condensed your test into a single program - perhaps using multiple threads - and sent it to us. Thanks.

Sure, I can change my test code on Monday to make it multi-threaded.
Thanks,
Michael



On Aug 27, 2011, at 7:30 AM, Matthias Radestock wrote:

> Michael,
> 
> On 27/08/11 09:08, Michael Chiang wrote:
>> Hello, I just started playing around with rabbitmq and ran into some
>> issue with auto-deleting large number of queues.
>> [...]
>> If I shutdown each consumer gracefully (ie, by calling
>> channel.close() and then connection.close()), the rabbitMQ server
>> takes about 300 seconds to auto-delete all the queues without much
>> issues.
>> 
>> The problem comes if I don't shutdown the consumers gracefully.  If I
>> kill all 10 consumers simultaneously without doing
>> channel.close/connection.close, the RabbitMQ server suddenly have
>> trouble auto-deleting those queues.
> 
> In the graceful closure case, do you terminate the consumers simultaneously or in parallel?
> 
> Is there a difference between using one connection with 200k queues vs 10 connections with 20k queues each?
> 
> I have some idea of what might be going on, but it would help if you condensed your test into a single program - perhaps using multiple threads - and sent it to us. Thanks.
> 
> Matthias.