Hello
I am using windows azure for a performance test in about 8 nodes, each running a different application. Since its a performance test, we do have quite a bit of traffic generated between the applications
The test was running just fine for a few hours. Then suddenly we realise a few of the applications like nodeJS, JMeter and even Java processes have been force-killed. Each at a different time.
We find nothing in logs that indicate a out of memory or any other error or application issue. And this happens pretty often, once every few hours. For example we had seen this issue with jmeter shut down once every 3-4 hours and then once it had happened after 10 hours of continuous run.
So we suspect azure is using root permissions to force-kill the above processes.
Did any of you notice this with your applictaions on azure and do you know why?
I am using windows azure for a performance test in about 8 nodes, each running a different application. Since its a performance test, we do have quite a bit of traffic generated between the applications
The test was running just fine for a few hours. Then suddenly we realise a few of the applications like nodeJS, JMeter and even Java processes have been force-killed. Each at a different time.
We find nothing in logs that indicate a out of memory or any other error or application issue. And this happens pretty often, once every few hours. For example we had seen this issue with jmeter shut down once every 3-4 hours and then once it had happened after 10 hours of continuous run.
So we suspect azure is using root permissions to force-kill the above processes.
Did any of you notice this with your applictaions on azure and do you know why?