How can I improve the performance of queuednotification?

auguzsto · 2023-07-03 14:55:55

How can I improve the performance of queuednotification. I have noticed slowness in processing the queue. Example: To process 14 emails, it took 45 seconds. I would like to improve this time.

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cconard96 · 2023-07-06 03:13:47

Which version of GLPI?
Also, are you using a local email server or a cloud one?

sofi102 · 2023-07-06 07:55:04

cconard96 wrote:

Which version of GLPI?
Also, are you using a local email server or a cloud one?

Same on 10.0.8 the notifications are not working well.
Cloud email server.

auguzsto · 2023-07-18 21:39:35

cconard96 wrote:

Which version of GLPI?
Also, are you using a local email server or a cloud one?

Sorry for replying late! I'm using version 10.0.9 and my email server is cloud. (SMTP)

cconard96 · 2023-07-19 00:54:51

I know that in GLPI 10.0.X, there is a SMTP login done for every mail that is being sent. For the next version of GLPI, it was changed to log in once but that was more to prevent being rate limited on authentications.
Do you have any errors in the related mail logs in the "files/_log" folder?

auguzsto · 2023-07-19 14:18:14

cconard96 wrote:

I know that in GLPI 10.0.X, there is a SMTP login done for every mail that is being sent. For the next version of GLPI, it was changed to log in once but that was more to prevent being rate limited on authentications.
Do you have any errors in the related mail logs in the "files/_log" folder?

Good morning! There is no log registering any failure on the notification queue, including, I wanted to make it clear that the notifications work well. The only "problem" is this lack of performance. I have a machine with 4 CPU cores and I feel that the queue does not use these 4 cores to process. I will leave below the performance of the queue when sending 49 emails
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2023-07-18 16:22 170,701 seconds 49 Action completed, fully processed

cconard96 · 2023-07-19 14:41:02

*Nothing* in GLPI will use those cores like you expect. PHP has no native multithreading capability so a single page request or call to the cron script will only operate with a single thread.

auguzsto · 2023-07-19 15:06:11

cconard96 wrote:

*Nothing* in GLPI will use those cores like you expect. PHP has no native multithreading capability so a single page request or call to the cron script will only operate with a single thread.

I understand! But is there anything I can do? Any tips?

auguzsto · 2023-07-19 17:45:49

I'm going to try to implement parallel to see if it improves performance.

packagist.org/packages/amphp/parallel -> Link of package composer.

auguzsto · 2023-08-09 23:09:24

github.com/auguzsto/glpi_queue_smtp

To solve the "problem" of low performance, I developed a microservice that sends e-mails externally.

I got a significant result, in addition to the application being very light, I reduced the execution time by sending 12 emails from 42 seconds to 6 seconds.

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