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So we allocate 25 threads (and 25 db connections) each to four service files with the following priority orders, and two additional service files that give 5 threads to the lower-priority queues. Note that we '''only do this after increasing the maximum postgres connections to 200,''' see https://hazelweakly.me/blog/scaling-mastodon/#db_pool-notes-from-nora's-blog | So we allocate 25 threads (and 25 db connections) each to four service files with the following priority orders, and two additional service files that give 5 threads to the lower-priority queues. Note that we '''only do this after increasing the maximum postgres connections to 200,''' see https://hazelweakly.me/blog/scaling-mastodon/#db_pool-notes-from-nora's-blog | ||
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Each service file is identical except for this part. (We didn't use the <code>@.service</code> systemd templates because we couldn't find a nice way of doing a list of parameters that could handle multiple queues and variable thread numbers in different services): | Each service file is identical except for this part. (We didn't use the <code>@.service</code> systemd templates because we couldn't find a nice way of doing a list of parameters that could handle multiple queues and variable thread numbers in different services): | ||