2 May 2011 21:29
Re: looks like a memory leak, 2.4.1
Gavin, Gavin M. Roy wrote: > On Monday, May 2, 2011 at 2:48 PM, Matthias Radestock wrote: >> The above graph shows system memory usage. It is perfectly normal for a >> non-idle linux system to gradually fill up all the memory with cached >> files. > Which I expect in disk buffers in that graph. The inactive memory is > what threw me, going back and re-reading up on it, this is memory that > previously been allocated in vm that can be reclaimed for other use, > correct? I have no idea. Consult your resident Linux expert ;) As long as the system is not swapping it is probably fine. Have you ever seen it swap? >> And, as you say, rabbit thinks it is only using 330MB. Is the >> rabbit Erlang process considerably bigger than that? > No, it is in that range. In which case it's clearly not rabbit that is using the memory. So don't blame the poor bunny. Regards, Matthias.
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