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Cache warming up and site unavailable on Adobe Commerce
Cache warming up and site unavailable on Adobe Commerce
This article provides a solution for when the page cache is warming up and there is a stuck deployment or site down.
Affected products and versions
Issue
The cache warm up script, at the end of the post-deploy phase, sends requests at such a high rate that certain instances, like 4-cpu ones, cannot cope. Their nginx exhausts the number of workers.
Steps to reproduce :
Start cache warm up operations.
Expected result :
Pages or whole site loads.
Actual result :
The site is unavailable or the response time is too high.
Solution
Limit the number of concurrent connections during the cache warm-up. This requires adding the WARM_UP_CONCURRENCY
post-deploy variable to specify the number of warm-up requests that the cache warm-up script can send concurrently. Setting this option can help manage the load on Adobe Commerce's cloud infrastructure. For steps, see Post-deploy variables > WARM_UP_CONCURRENCY in our developer documentation.
Full-Page Cache in our user guide
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