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Summary Summary
This document contains step-by-step flow how to effectively and fast take a heap dump from folio modules.
Benefits of new approach:
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Two approaches:
- Manual - this step takes advantage of the heapdump script that is deployed in every docker container.
- Faster, less steps than before
- No need to do multiple SCPs from different instances as heap dump will go strait to S3 bucket
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- Automated: fse-collect-heapdump job
Flow
- Check EC2 instance where particular docker container is located by clicking on service task in ECS service:
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ssh -i "folio-int.pem" ec2-user@{IP} |
3. Do Docker ps and grab id of needed container;
4. SSH inside container by command
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docker exec -it {dockerID} /bin/bash |
5. Inside entry point (default entry folder) run
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jmap -dump:format=b,file=mod-oai-pmh.hprof PID |
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7. This command will zip heap dump and sent it to appropriate S3 bucket in heap folder
FSE Jenkins Job
Alternatively one can use the FSE Jenkins job, fse-collect-heapdump, to collect heap dumps of one or multiple modules at a time. Access will be needed to work with this job.