Guidance on Restarting a Specific Service in Workerpool to Handle Memory Leaks in Playwright about workerpool HOT 3 CLOSED

I guess you can call .terminate() on the workerpool to kill all workers, and then create a new workerpool.

from workerpool.

@josdejong I would like to make that logic, that worker process logic inside it (or best repeat it N times), and after that it will be terminated and re-created (with reset N counter) automatically.

from workerpool.

I think what you can do is create a little wrapper function around your workerpool that:

• creates a workerpool instance
• keeps track on the number of executed tasks (divided by the number of workers to get your N tasks per worker)
• once the max executed tasks is reached, gracefully shutdown the pool and create a new one

There is no support for terminating a single worker, but this would terminate all of them and re-create them once in a while to solve the memory leaks issue.

from workerpool.