Repeatedly getting this warning 'WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1'

[SubCoder1]

I'm repeatedly getting this warning WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1 while testing my site in development using waitress server, furthermore some static files are loading well and some are not whereas everything works fine when django's default manage.py runserver command is used. Is there any way to increase the thread count? Dunno maybe that might fix this issue?

[digitalresistor]

I'm repeatedly getting this warning WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1 while testing my site in development using waitress server

This simply means waitress has more requests waiting to be processed than threads. You can up the threads by changing the variable in your configuration or what is passed to waitress.

See https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/waitress/en/stable/arguments.html specifically the "threads" argument.

It is a simple warning, and something you can safely ignore, waitress will get to the request asap, you may also disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue

furthermore some static files are loading well and some are not whereas everything works fine when django's default manage.py runserver command is used

What does "loading well" mean? This provides no information on what may potentially going wrong, or where to start debugging.

Thread count won't help with static files that are not "loading well". All requests will get processed. I don't know how Django's manage.py runserver works, what web server it uses or how it is processing requests.

[zhangyuhangk]

I'm repeatedly getting this warning WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1 while testing my site in development using waitress server

This simply means waitress has more requests waiting to be processed than threads. You can up the threads by changing the variable in your configuration or what is passed to waitress.

See https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/waitress/en/stable/arguments.html specifically the "threads" argument.

It is a simple warning, and something you can safely ignore, waitress will get to the request asap, you may also disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue

furthermore some static files are loading well and some are not whereas everything works fine when django's default manage.py runserver command is used

What does "loading well" mean? This provides no information on what may potentially going wrong, or where to start debugging.

Thread count won't help with static files that are not "loading well". All requests will get processed. I don't know how Django's manage.py runserver works, what web server it uses or how it is processing requests.

Would you mind providing more information about how to "disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue"? Thanks very much.

[isaacimholt]

I'm repeatedly getting this warning WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1 while testing my site in development using waitress server

This simply means waitress has more requests waiting to be processed than threads. You can up the threads by changing the variable in your configuration or what is passed to waitress.
See https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/waitress/en/stable/arguments.html specifically the "threads" argument.
It is a simple warning, and something you can safely ignore, waitress will get to the request asap, you may also disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue

furthermore some static files are loading well and some are not whereas everything works fine when django's default manage.py runserver command is used

What does "loading well" mean? This provides no information on what may potentially going wrong, or where to start debugging.
Thread count won't help with static files that are not "loading well". All requests will get processed. I don't know how Django's manage.py runserver works, what web server it uses or how it is processing requests.

Would you mind providing more information about how to "disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue"? Thanks very much.

I imagine you can do it like so: https://stackoverflow.com/a/11029841/196870 but changing 'requests' to 'waitress.queue'

[1zg12]

I'm repeatedly getting this warning WARNING:waitress.queue:Task queue depth is 1 while testing my site in development using waitress server

This simply means waitress has more requests waiting to be processed than threads. You can up the threads by changing the variable in your configuration or what is passed to waitress.
See https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/waitress/en/stable/arguments.html specifically the "threads" argument.
It is a simple warning, and something you can safely ignore, waitress will get to the request asap, you may also disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue

furthermore some static files are loading well and some are not whereas everything works fine when django's default manage.py runserver command is used

What does "loading well" mean? This provides no information on what may potentially going wrong, or where to start debugging.
Thread count won't help with static files that are not "loading well". All requests will get processed. I don't know how Django's manage.py runserver works, what web server it uses or how it is processing requests.

Would you mind providing more information about how to "disable the warning entirely by changing your logger to not log for waitress.queue"? Thanks very much.

You can pass in the _quiet parameter, like so

serve(app, _quiet=True)

#133 (comment)

[digitalresistor]

That _quiet parameter is a testing shim, and is not public API.

If you don't want Python logging it is a better idea to setup the Python loggers yourself, in which case the call to basicConfig won't actually do anything.

[PhantomMenace222]

Hi guys. I have this problem and I am a noob, I don't know how to run the command to change the threads of Waitress. I tried every variation. Can someone tell me exactly what to write so I can increase threads? Thank you so much.

[digitalresistor]

@PhantomMenace222 for general support please send an email to our mailing list: https://pylonsproject.org/community-support.html

Thank you!

[PhantomMenace222]

Hi Bert Thanks for your messages and information. I've tried to find a way to post to your google group but I can't see it. Can in ask you for help with my problem? We are running nginx in front of waitress but at about 150rps we are getting a waitress serve queue which eventually goes up to 100 and crashes our app. Do you know what setting we need to change so this does not happen? Its a windows server. Thanks so much. Best, Jason

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