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Just writing in to check my expectations on what the timescaledb-parallel-copy script should look like while running.
I am running it inside a docker container but that container doesn't have any restrictions on memory or CPU usage. I have matched the number of workers to the number of CPU cores. I am only however seeing minimal (10-20%) CPU usage, and cannot see more than one process running in the 'top' output.
Is this to be expected?
This is the command I'm running from within a Python script:
Hello,
Just writing in to check my expectations on what the timescaledb-parallel-copy script should look like while running.
I am running it inside a docker container but that container doesn't have any restrictions on memory or CPU usage. I have matched the number of workers to the number of CPU cores. I am only however seeing minimal (10-20%) CPU usage, and cannot see more than one process running in the 'top' output.
Is this to be expected?
This is the command I'm running from within a Python script:
/bin/bash -c 'timescaledb-parallel-copy --connection "postgres://postgres:****@localhost:5432/trade" --schema XXX --table YYY --file file.csv --workers 8 --reporting-period 30s --skip-header'
This is typical top output:
This is some sample program output:
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