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Right now we run few infinite loops all the time, even when we don't have any running processes. That makes our CPU to not like us that much as we would like to. To experience that, left any example after all messages have been sent and all tasks have been handled.
I have little experience with Unix processes so I have no idea if it's a good idea to kill workers and respawn them when there is new traffic in the system - I assume it's not.
I believe together we can figure something out!
Right now we run few infinite loops all the time, even when we don't have any running processes. That makes our CPU to not like us that much as we would like to. To experience that, left any example after all messages have been sent and all tasks have been handled.
I have little experience with Unix processes so I have no idea if it's a good idea to kill workers and respawn them when there is new traffic in the system - I assume it's not.
I believe together we can figure something out!