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Segmentation fault error in version 1.6 #340
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That's an interesting one. It's possible that the VACUUM VERBOSE ANALYZE crashes itself (e.g. due to another extension), though I wonder if the amount of notices produced by VERBOSE is causing an issue with the background worker mode used by RDS. Can you try to run without VERBOSE to see whether the issue goes away? (which is a strong indication that pg_cron is indeed the problem) |
Ey!, thanks for your time. Yes, I think is possible that the cause is not pg_cron itself, but VACUUM. Thanks again. |
@marcoslot update here: we have been running VACUUM ANALYZE 5 days without any issue for the moment. |
Checked again and running as expected, I don't know if i can help you somehow. |
Hi, Me too getting this issue in aurora postgreSQL RDS database. while executing a materialized view via pg_cron.
When I manually executes this, it will take around 4 minutes to finish. Thanks. |
@bdrouvotAWS do you happen to have any way of getting a stack trace? |
@rinshadka @slothyrulez could you please ping me at [email protected]? |
I'm having a similar issue using postgreSQL RDS
Anyone had any luck debugging issues like that? |
Hi!
We are running postgresql 14.10 on AWS RDS, we have installed recently the pg_cron 1.6 extension, following this guide:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/UserGuide/PostgreSQL_pg_cron.html
We only have one job configured, to launch every day out of peak hours, a VACUUM VERBOSE ANALYZE on the whole database.
I have found we have 2 crashes related to pg_cron:
and
Do you have any hints ?
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