Hello,
I am running a Node-RED container in parallel to a CODESYS application on a PFC200 controller.
I am looking for some information on healthcheck.js and seeing with htop that a healthcheck.js process runs about every minute. This is causing the CPU to increase by 45% (and max at 100%). The CODESYS webvisu freezes when the healtcheck.js process is run.
Is this specific to Docker?
Is it acceptable to use --no-healthcheck to disable this? I ran my container with this flag an no longer see this process.
Here is more information:
Thanks!
healthcheck.js file location:
Hello,
Is this the default node-red docker ? or a modified one ?
Does the freeze if for around 4s ? in that case it could be waiting for the timeout and blocking everything else.
you could uncomment the console.log lines and see in the console of the docker what happened.
I am currently having this same issue with the default Docker image and a CC100.
This is interesting, Maybe we could try to see if there is a posibility to have this task be running on the background in a non blocking process ?
Also for your question @MikePsaltis yes you can disable it but the container won’t automatically restart on nodered-crash.
Also maybe checking for the nodered PID in the process would be a better solution no instead of using the web page ?
