Greetings,

A minimum of 3-5 times daily, our system tests that process files through integrator take 10+ minutes to complete a life cycle (receipt > encryption/decryption > local ftp send). We’ve discovered that at these times we have spikes of up to 100% memory usage by integrator.

Are there any settings or parameters in integrator that would allow for bigger buffers, more memory allocation, etc? I know that Gateway and Sentinel both have settings like these, but we need Integrator to be operatig at optimal levels as well. We will get these file lags and memory spikes at times when there are 6 files totaling less than half of a megabyte trying to process, and nothing else during a 10 or 15 minute period (at 4 a.m. on a sunday morning for example), and we shouldn’t be having these issues.

Thanks,
Tony

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We’re using Gateway to receive files over sftp and then to place them onto a server for processing.

I’m after the best way to to ‘flag’ to the processing application on the server that the sftp transfer is complete. It has been suggested to poll the file until it stops growing - but this seems unreliable.

A better suggestion is to use sftp to place the file in a temporary directory on the server and then use the gateway to move to the completed file to the processing directory. But would this be possible with the Gateway ? (sorry if this seems a dumb question).

Are there any better ways (using sftp)?

Thanks in advance

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