Feat: Max requests flag to exit after N requests #405
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| # Count completed requests and check against Max | ||
| self.server._complete_requests_counted += 1 | ||
| if self.server._complete_requests_counted > self.server.max_requests: | ||
| logger.info('Max requests completed. Shutting down daphne...') | ||
| os.system("ps aux | grep 'daphne'") | ||
| bash_command = "kill $(ps aux | grep 'daphne' | awk '{print $2}')" | ||
| os.system(bash_command) | ||
| sys.exit(0) | ||
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Hmmm. OK, so... the expectation would be that we restart after X requests, not just shut down right?
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This is my first Open Source PR, but here is the
--max-requestssetting to periodically restart workers.There are no tests, I'm happy to add them if this feature interests the Daphne maintainers.
Please let me know your thoughts!