[erlang-questions] very long init:stop() and +P emulator flag
Vyacheslav Levytskyy
v.levytskyy@REDACTED
Mon Sep 25 21:02:52 CEST 2017
Hi,
I've experienced very long duration of Erlang node shutdown after
init:stop() : about 8 minutes. At last I've found a solution -- when I
remove emulator flag for the maximum number of simultaneously existing
processes (+P 134217727) the shutdown of the node return to normal
couple of seconds.
I'm using Erlang/OTP 20.0 on Ubuntu LTS 16.04, node runs in embedded
mode. The problem with long shutdown happens after all applications have
already gone, and just 30-40 processes and about 10 ports of kernel
remains running. Actually it happens even after a clean boot with just
kernel and stdlib applications started. Option -shutdown_time does not
help. The only solution that works for me at the moment is to remove +P
134217727 -- maybe decreasing the number of simultaneously existing
processes helps as well (it should), but I did not check that and did
not search after which value of +P the problem would disappear.
I'm quite puzzled with relations between +P and really long init:stop(),
and would like to ask if somebody can explain that?
Vyacheslav
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