I have a script which in need to run on my data. I have made a rake task for that. If i start the rake task by using heroku run rake my_task:my_action
and after a while my internet disconnects. What would happen. Will the task continue to run as it has been initiated on a remote machine. I think it will continue to run. Any ideas.
Stopping one-off dynos If you wish to stop a running one-off dyno, use heroku ps:stop with its name. A one-off dyno will not stop if you issue heroku ps:restart on your application.
Processes started in a one-off dyno (the kind of dyno that is provisioned with heroku run command
) run attached to your local terminal and will terminate if your internet disconnects or you cancel the command locally.
To execute a process in a one-off dyno that is not attached to your local terminal, use heroku run:detached
:
$ heroku run:detached bundle exec rake my_task:my_action
Running `bundle exec rake my_task:my_action` detached... up, run.7562
Use `heroku logs -p run.7562` to view the output.
To introspect whether the one-off dyno is still running use heroku ps
. One-off dynos are named run.X
where X
is some number.
Guys so after trying and exploring i have found that in normal circumstances it doesnt continue. When the terminal closes pipes breaks and it stops to continue.
You can run your rake in screen
to prevent your script/rake from breaking if you get disconnected.
http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/screen.html
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