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My problem with Gearman is that the queues are completely opaque. There's no way to inspect them, except in so far as if you use a database backend you can see
by zrail 15y ago
My problem with Gearman is that the queues are completely opaque. There's no way to inspect them, except in so far as if you use a database backend you can see the opaque jobs and get a count.
- jbert 15y agoI don't think you can see individual job data, but you (and/or your monitoring daemon) can telnet to the port and issue admin commands. e.g. 'status' will list all job types, with #queued, #running and #workers. http://gearman.org/?id=protocol http://gearman.org/?id=protocol (search for 'Administrative Protocol' - 2nd hit)