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First off, thank you for a really great Github project. We use it here at RTR and its added a lot of rigor around the server-side rendering from our Ruby app.
Onto the issue. Would you be open to a PR which allows the hypernova master process to restart its workers after a specific number of requests. We currently have a job calling SIGTERM on the workers due to memory leaks resulting from our not using createGetComponent.
We have a lot of top level modules and so we opted to not go that route for now and are wondering what your opinion would be on allowing for a hybrid approach, similar to what unicorn-worker-killer does for Ruby.
Thanks again!
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Cool! One of the things we noticed about running without createGetComponent is that its really helpful for local development because the restarts are really fast. I'm not sure how y'all load components in without restarting the server — perhaps I'm totally missing something.
Hi y'all!
First off, thank you for a really great Github project. We use it here at RTR and its added a lot of rigor around the server-side rendering from our Ruby app.
Onto the issue. Would you be open to a PR which allows the hypernova master process to restart its workers after a specific number of requests. We currently have a job calling SIGTERM on the workers due to memory leaks resulting from our not using
createGetComponent
.We have a lot of top level modules and so we opted to not go that route for now and are wondering what your opinion would be on allowing for a hybrid approach, similar to what
unicorn-worker-killer
does for Ruby.Thanks again!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: