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The '''job queue''' in MediaWiki is a system designed to handle tasks that are too time-consuming or resource-intensive to be performed during a normal web request-response cycle. | The '''job queue''' in MediaWiki is a system designed to handle tasks that are too time-consuming or resource-intensive to be performed during a normal web request-response cycle. | ||
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=== Cron job === | === Cron job === | ||
< | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
#!/bin/bash | #!/bin/bash | ||
# Put the MediaWiki installation path on the line below | # Put the MediaWiki installation path on the line below | ||
MW_INSTALL_PATH="/home/www/www.mywikisite.example/mediawiki" | MW_INSTALL_PATH="/home/www/www.mywikisite.example/mediawiki" | ||
RUN_JOBS="$MW_INSTALL_PATH/maintenance/runJobs.php --maxtime= | RUN_JOBS="$MW_INSTALL_PATH/maintenance/runJobs.php --maxtime=60" | ||
echo Starting job service... | echo Starting job service... | ||
# Wait a minute after the server starts up to give other processes time to get started | # Wait a minute after the server starts up to give other processes time to get started | ||
sleep | sleep 1 | ||
echo Started. | echo Started. | ||
while true; do | while true; do | ||
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php $RUN_JOBS --type="enotifNotify" | php $RUN_JOBS --type="enotifNotify" | ||
# Everything else, limit the number of jobs on each batch | # Everything else, limit the number of jobs on each batch | ||
# The --wait parameter will pause the execution here until new jobs are added, | # The <tvar name=1>--wait</tvar> parameter will pause the execution here until new jobs are added, | ||
# to avoid running the loop without anything to do | # to avoid running the loop without anything to do | ||
php $RUN_JOBS --wait --maxjobs=20 | php $RUN_JOBS --wait --maxjobs=20 | ||
# Wait some seconds to let the CPU do other things, like handling web requests, etc | # Wait some seconds to let the CPU do other things, like handling web requests, etc. | ||
echo Waiting for 10 seconds... | echo Waiting for 10 seconds... | ||
sleep 10 | sleep 10 | ||
done | done | ||
</ | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
=== Docker === | === Docker === | ||
Latest revision as of 19:27, 5 October 2024
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The job queue in MediaWiki is a system designed to handle tasks that are too time-consuming or resource-intensive to be performed during a normal web request-response cycle.
The job queue allows MediaWiki to defer tasks that do not need immediate execution. This includes operations like updating link tables when templates change, sending notification emails, re-rendering pages after template edits, or any batch processing tasks.
Saintapedia reference
Example
Cron job
#!/bin/bash
# Put the MediaWiki installation path on the line below
MW_INSTALL_PATH="/home/www/www.mywikisite.example/mediawiki"
RUN_JOBS="$MW_INSTALL_PATH/maintenance/runJobs.php --maxtime=60"
echo Starting job service...
# Wait a minute after the server starts up to give other processes time to get started
sleep 1
echo Started.
while true; do
# Job types that need to be run ASAP no matter how many of them are in the queue
# Those jobs should be very "cheap" to run
php $RUN_JOBS --type="enotifNotify"
# Everything else, limit the number of jobs on each batch
# The <tvar name=1>--wait</tvar> parameter will pause the execution here until new jobs are added,
# to avoid running the loop without anything to do
php $RUN_JOBS --wait --maxjobs=20
# Wait some seconds to let the CPU do other things, like handling web requests, etc.
echo Waiting for 10 seconds...
sleep 10
done
Docker
* * * * * docker exec web php maintenance/runJobs.php --maxjobs 700 --maxtime=55
sudo crontab -e