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How to Know the Threading Pool Size in Mule Runtime

公開日: Mar 2, 2024
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We want to know how many threads are available in Mule runtime.
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Check the mule_ee.log. During the start up of the runtime, we can see this snippet: (This is an example) 
**********************************************************************
* Started DefaultSchedulerService                                    *
*                                                                    *
* Resolved configuration values:                                     *
*                                                                    *
* Pooling strategy:       UBER                                       *
* gracefulShutdownTimeout:       15000 ms                            *
* uber.threadPool.maxSize:         45                                *
* uber.threadPool.threadKeepAlive: 30000 ms                          *
*                                                                    *
* These can be modified by editing 'conf/scheduler-pools.conf'       *
**********************************************************************
In this case, this is using UBER configuration and have 45 as max size for thread pool.

In CloudHub, once the application is deployed, we should download the mule logs. For this, we will need an application running:
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