For those running Rails & Puma, the gem puma_worker_killer can do this as well. The nice thing about that one is it will restart your dynos sequentially to avoid downtime.
I once made a pull request to puma_worker_killer to use the Heroku log drain to measure memory use and restart if it gets too high. Sadly, it didn’t get merged. 😢
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Thanks for this post! That gem looks handy.
For those running Rails & Puma, the gem puma_worker_killer can do this as well. The nice thing about that one is it will restart your dynos sequentially to avoid downtime.
I once made a pull request to puma_worker_killer to use the Heroku log drain to measure memory use and restart if it gets too high. Sadly, it didn’t get merged. 😢