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In the recent POSEIDON-G events it seems like CodeOcean requested a file system update for the same runner 19 times in parallel. All the requests fail in the same second as the runner is stopped.
Significant about the case 29-57f217dc-0ad2-11ee-a4f7-fa163e079f19 is also how it was possible that CodeOcean could start 11 executions in 3 second that all run into the timeout of 30 seconds.
It seems like we are observing a user-triggered behavior in this case. For example, view this transaction that clearly shows the many assess runs triggered by the JavaScript frontend.
We decided to implement a quick fix in the CodeOcean frontend by removing the event listener from the button until a score run completed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the recent POSEIDON-G events it seems like CodeOcean requested a file system update for the same runner 19 times in parallel. All the requests fail in the same second as the runner is stopped.
Significant about the case
29-57f217dc-0ad2-11ee-a4f7-fa163e079f19
is also how it was possible that CodeOcean could start 11 executions in 3 second that all run into the timeout of 30 seconds.It seems like we are observing a user-triggered behavior in this case. For example, view this transaction that clearly shows the many
assess
runs triggered by the JavaScript frontend.We decided to implement a quick fix in the CodeOcean frontend by removing the event listener from the button until a score run completed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: