← Back to context Comment by psanford 8 months ago What is the criteria for a sprite being "idle"? Is it no network activity or is it cpu based? 4 comments psanford Reply mrkurt 8 months ago It stays awake if you have an open connection (like sprite console) or an exec session if running and producing stdout.You can specify a max exec time for a process when you launch it via the API. karmajunkie 8 months ago Is there something we have to do to get a sprite to idle? Because I started one over the weekend that's still running despite no network usage, so that seems to be currently broken. simonw 8 months ago Looks like it's no network activity for 30 seconds.
mrkurt 8 months ago It stays awake if you have an open connection (like sprite console) or an exec session if running and producing stdout.You can specify a max exec time for a process when you launch it via the API. karmajunkie 8 months ago Is there something we have to do to get a sprite to idle? Because I started one over the weekend that's still running despite no network usage, so that seems to be currently broken.
karmajunkie 8 months ago Is there something we have to do to get a sprite to idle? Because I started one over the weekend that's still running despite no network usage, so that seems to be currently broken.
It stays awake if you have an open connection (like sprite console) or an exec session if running and producing stdout.
You can specify a max exec time for a process when you launch it via the API.
Is there something we have to do to get a sprite to idle? Because I started one over the weekend that's still running despite no network usage, so that seems to be currently broken.
Looks like it's no network activity for 30 seconds.