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FATAL: sorry, too many clients already #124
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Verified that this opens up 100 connections in my use case. This seems like multiple issues.
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I thought we solved it in #153 but I just hit this running a seperate job in a production setting. Going to dive in Found that the original cause for this issue (the schema messages in the order sent) no longer cause this. Not sure what causes my setup to fail with this yet. Number of connections just goes up, it looks like connections are not torn down right now properly or atleast not reused as expected |
I seem to hit this in 2 occasions
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If you would please give this sdk pr a try, meltano/sdk#1864, and see if it reduces the connection count during a run. |
~~SDK bump~~ Pytest for multiple identical schema messages don't log "schema changed" This doesn't directly address the problems in #124 because they have already been solved elsewhere. It merely ensures the tap uses an SDK version with the fix, and also adds a test to check that the behavior described in #124 won't happen again. Closes #124
Hi @visch, @BuzzCutNorman, and @edgarrmondragon, it looks like this one is tripping again. I am observing it on my workstation, and on CI, like at GH-250. Do you think that would qualify to re-open this ticket? @visch said:
That would also be my personal feeling about the situation. However, I haven't been able to take a closer look up until now, and thought it would be a good idea to talk to you beforehand. With kind regards, |
Recieved a bunch of messages for one stream
Schema has changed for stream 'campaign_performance_stats'. Mapping definitions will be reset.
The schema messages here were the same so it's not clear why this was happening.
The tap here shouldn't be sending so many schema messages but the target shouldn't say the schema has changed when it hasn't I believe.
Example messages that cause this
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