Hi!
I have n8n running on AWS, and when I receive multiple requests at the same time (or within a few seconds), cpu usage goes through the roof and eventually the requests fail with code 522 - connection timed out. Is there anything I can do to avoid this?
Thanks for your help!
@cdesseaux the posts below should clarify. If not, simply get back to me.
Should be normally more than enough.
Not sure if I understand correctly. Are you calling a webhook for every request you get or do you have batch task? Or both?
If you receive a lot of requests, especially a lot of requests in parallel, it is probably best if you tell n8n to run all workflow executions in the main process. That is not just way faster it saves a lot of resources.
You can do that by setting:
export EXECUTIONS_PROCESS=main
Here the documentation:
https://docs.n8n.io/reference…
Hello all,
I’ve upgraded from 0.94 to 0.114 and I am a bit confused about the worker processes that are started with n8n worker…
I did read on the basics through https://docs.n8n.io/reference/scaling-n8n.html#configuring-workers but I’m not clear on how to configure them.
is there any general figures on how many concurrency there should or shouldn’t be?
and on another note; is
5* “n8n worker 10” processes
the same as
1* “n8n worker 50” process?
Hi,
how can I change the settings to ‘export EXECUTIONS_PROCESS=main’?
I can access my server via ssh, but i seem to only have access the docker-compose file in there.
sorry if this is really basic stuff, I’m kind of new at this.
Thanks for your help!
jan
June 9, 2021, 12:40pm
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You can add another line underneath environment in your docker-compose.yml file:
The line would be:
- EXECUTIONS_PROCESS=main
