Web App uses ~40 connections for a single request??
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We're using Qless in a non-ruby app, but we do use the ruby Web App for visibility of queue operations.
Today, after we had an event that produced a larger-than-normal load of jobs to be queued (i.e. the completed queue is now truncated at the last 50K), I notice the web app is either very slow to respond, or crashes with an error about connection being reset.
So I went into Redis, and monitored the client stats. Our regular application (which also uses redis for session data), plus our regular Qless workers mean we have a fairly stable connection count of around 70. Every time I try to load the Qless web UI, it jumps by about 40.
Regardless of these being pretty pedestrian numbers compared to Redis' own internal client limits: it doesn't seem at all normal to me that a single request to the Web UI would create 40 connections to the Redis server.
Is this something we can tune via environment variables or a config option?
Although it has been a while since I've used the webapp, that does seem wrong and not in line with my memory of how it would typically behave. Off hand I don't know of any setting or environment variable to adjust that :-/