Okay thanks.
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ade would help.
Tim
On Jan 15, 2018 3:44 PM, "alainkr" wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Using activemq 5.10.0 we had a production issue where Memory percent used
> was 100%
>
>
> I've beeing trying to reproduce but I can't get the memory used % above the
> def
Hello,
Using activemq 5.10.0 we had a production issue where Memory percent used
was 100%
I've beeing trying to reproduce but I can't get the memory used % above the
default cursorMemoryHighWaterMark of 70 %
I've trying "flooding" several queues with huge messages
Hi Tim,
There are no messages in the queues, I have checked using the jconsole and I
have also deleted all the created queues using admin console.
Also the messages are persistent,
Regards
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On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 7:40 AM, lookers wrote:
> Hi,
> I am running AMQ 5.8 and the Memory percent used is greater than 100. What
> could be causing this as the queues are empty? I have also deleted the
> queues using admin console but this has no affect?
>
> There is no syst
Hi,
I am running AMQ 5.8 and the Memory percent used is greater than 100. What
could be causing this as the queues are empty? I have also deleted the
queues using admin console but this has no affect?
There is no systemUsage set in config and there is no ProducerFlowControl
on the queues. I am
Good to hear. You're welcome!
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, or in a Topic subscription.
Also look for in-flight counts that could indicate un-acknowledged messages
delivered to clients.
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Memory percent used represents messages sitting in the queue not being
consumed.
Look for messages that are not consumed for any reason. If messages are
passing through the queue, but some do not, check for the use of selectors.
Looking at the pending message count for the Queue can help detect