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Stan Hu authored
By default, sidekiq-cluster will allocate N threads for N queues specified on the command line, which in turn will require N + 5 Redis connections. Especially when used with the `--negate` flag, this can lead to using hundreds of Redis connections, which can lead to performance issues. This change also adds a `-m N` option to cap the number of threads. For each queue group, the concurrency factor will be set to min(number of queues, N). Closes #7374
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