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I am trying to watch the Postgres process on my ec2 instance using sudo bluepill load pg.pill ...but I have noticed that bluepill keeps recycling the Postgres process. Anyone know what I could be doing wrong? I saw the same behavior in God and trying bluepill as an alternative, but I am seeing the same behavior.
When I run sudo bluepill status I see status switching between postgres(pid:): starting and postgres(pid:): down
This is the message in the logs...
[warning]: [postgresql:postgres] pid_file /tmp/postgres.pid does not exist or cannot be read
[warning]: [postgresql:postgres] pid_file /tmp/postgres.pid does not exist or cannot be read
[err]: [postgresql:postgres] Failed to signal process with code 0: no implicit conversion from nil to integer
# pg.pillBluepill.application('postgresql')do |app|
app.process('postgres')do |process|
process.start_command='sudo service postgresql restart'process.stop_command='sudo service postgresql stop'process.pid_file='/tmp/postgres.pid'process.start_grace_time=20.secondsprocess.stop_grace_time=20.secondsprocess.restart_grace_time=20.secondsendend
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I am trying to watch the Postgres process on my ec2 instance using
sudo bluepill load pg.pill
...but I have noticed that bluepill keeps recycling the Postgres process. Anyone know what I could be doing wrong? I saw the same behavior in God and trying bluepill as an alternative, but I am seeing the same behavior.When I run
sudo bluepill status
I see status switching betweenpostgres(pid:): starting
andpostgres(pid:): down
This is the message in the logs...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: