How do I know I've hit the threads limit defined in Node?
I have limited the size of the thread pool to 25.
process.env.UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE = 25;
How can one know that all the threads are exhausted at run time?
Is there any way to find that all the define threads are exhausted during
a new request?
I'm using Native Abstractions for Node.js (NAN) to call C++ functions. For every request to C++ Nan::AsyncQueueWorker is created. Here I want to find if the thread limit is exhausted and then add a safety factor.
javascript node.js multithreading c++11 threadpool
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I have limited the size of the thread pool to 25.
process.env.UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE = 25;
How can one know that all the threads are exhausted at run time?
Is there any way to find that all the define threads are exhausted during
a new request?
I'm using Native Abstractions for Node.js (NAN) to call C++ functions. For every request to C++ Nan::AsyncQueueWorker is created. Here I want to find if the thread limit is exhausted and then add a safety factor.
javascript node.js multithreading c++11 threadpool
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
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How do I know I've hit the threads limit defined in Node? Please help
You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54
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I have limited the size of the thread pool to 25.
process.env.UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE = 25;
How can one know that all the threads are exhausted at run time?
Is there any way to find that all the define threads are exhausted during
a new request?
I'm using Native Abstractions for Node.js (NAN) to call C++ functions. For every request to C++ Nan::AsyncQueueWorker is created. Here I want to find if the thread limit is exhausted and then add a safety factor.
javascript node.js multithreading c++11 threadpool
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
I have limited the size of the thread pool to 25.
process.env.UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE = 25;
How can one know that all the threads are exhausted at run time?
Is there any way to find that all the define threads are exhausted during
a new request?
I'm using Native Abstractions for Node.js (NAN) to call C++ functions. For every request to C++ Nan::AsyncQueueWorker is created. Here I want to find if the thread limit is exhausted and then add a safety factor.
javascript node.js multithreading c++11 threadpool
javascript node.js multithreading c++11 threadpool
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
edited Jan 16 at 14:36
Boann
36.8k1288121
36.8k1288121
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
asked Jan 16 at 7:59
leuageleuage
230313
230313
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reputation from leuage ending in 5 days.
The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
How do I know I've hit the threads limit defined in Node? Please help
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The question is widely applicable to a large audience. A detailed canonical answer is required to address all the concerns.
How do I know I've hit the threads limit defined in Node? Please help
You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54
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You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54
You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54
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You want to know if all threads are "busy" doing some task?
– Sid
Jan 16 at 8:44
@Sid yes if it is busy or stuck
– leuage
Jan 16 at 8:49
@Sid Can you please help on this?
– leuage
Jan 16 at 14:55
To be honest i got no idea how to do at the moment it, but will look into libuv as soon as i have some time, just for fun :) Of course i will share my findings with the community.
– Sid
Jan 16 at 15:54