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9.2.4. Idler Commands
The idler is a tool for shutting down gears that have not been used recently in order to reclaim their resources and overcommit the node host's resource usage.
9.2.4.1. oo-last-access
This command checks for the last web or Git access an application has had, then records it in the gear operations directory. Running this command regularly in a cron job allows automatic idling of stale gears.
Example 9.5. A Cron auto-idler Script
# run the last-access compiler hourly 0 * * * * /usr/sbin/oo-last-access > /var/lib/openshift/last_access.log 2>&1 # run the auto-idler twice daily and idle anything stale for 24 hours 30 7,19 * * * /usr/sbin/oo-auto-idler idle --interval 12
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