thelunz
CDCloudflare Developers
•Created by thelunz on 11/28/2024 in #workers-help
Worker log files randomly include batches of entries with timestamps hours or days earlier
Further information:
Because some of our log items include a printed timestamp, we can see that these items, at least, truly belong to the instant identified by their timestamp property. It's not that the timestamps are somehow being overwritten haphazardly at the moment of writing to file.
That suggests that the items are being held up somewhere - sometimes for under an hour, sometimes apparently for over a day - before being released in a batch and being thrown into (and usually at the end of) whatever 1-minute log file is about to be written.
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CDCloudflare Developers
•Created by thelunz on 7/16/2024 in #workers-help
websocket-upgrade fetch from worker to DO randomly delayed
@Nolan We received notification of the ticket being moved into the Salesforce tracker, as part of the big migration that's going on. We continue to see the destructive random delays, as before; is there some way we can work with the team to understand whether a resolution is even going to be possible?
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CDCloudflare Developers
•Created by thelunz on 7/16/2024 in #workers-help
websocket-upgrade fetch from worker to DO randomly delayed
We submitted a support request on July 19th, and are now awaiting feedback - including on how we might best help the support team to pinpoint what's going on.
It's not clear that the logs would be of much help. For a few hours everything is orderly - with continuous low-level chatter from the housekeeping tasks, and occasional hiccoughs (typically due to minor network stutter) resolving themselves in 100ms or so... and then we hit one of the dead patches, where everything temporarily grinds to a halt. From the perspective of our operations and the logging, these patches appear to be completely out of the blue.
It's not clear that the logs would be of much help. For a few hours everything is orderly - with continuous low-level chatter from the housekeeping tasks, and occasional hiccoughs (typically due to minor network stutter) resolving themselves in 100ms or so... and then we hit one of the dead patches, where everything temporarily grinds to a halt. From the perspective of our operations and the logging, these patches appear to be completely out of the blue.
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