KenNECIVSIPS
Technical User
Hi, we have recently upgraded all of our servers to CFMX from 5. (The upgrade went horribly, but that is another story)
Quite a few times we have had to restart in the middle of the day, under a pretty heavy load. I understand that unlike CF5, the system will be slower right after a restart because it has to cache all of the pages. But we experience a weird problem.
Right after a restart, the number of active and queued requests begin to rise, and the CPU usage goes to 100%. After the active and queued requests go through the roof, the CPU drops to 0% and nothing happens, after minutes we restart the CF service again, and again active and queued requests rise, CPU rises, then drops to 0% and does nothing. We restart again, and eventually active and queued requests come back down (as does my blood pressure) and everything goes back to normal.
My question: How can we restart CF during a load, without wringing our hands and waiting for minutes before it begins responding again?
Thanks!
Quite a few times we have had to restart in the middle of the day, under a pretty heavy load. I understand that unlike CF5, the system will be slower right after a restart because it has to cache all of the pages. But we experience a weird problem.
Right after a restart, the number of active and queued requests begin to rise, and the CPU usage goes to 100%. After the active and queued requests go through the roof, the CPU drops to 0% and nothing happens, after minutes we restart the CF service again, and again active and queued requests rise, CPU rises, then drops to 0% and does nothing. We restart again, and eventually active and queued requests come back down (as does my blood pressure) and everything goes back to normal.
My question: How can we restart CF during a load, without wringing our hands and waiting for minutes before it begins responding again?
Thanks!