Hi, We are currently in the process of trying to determine if we have a memory leak in one of our own ATS plug-ins. Our plug-ins are implemented using the bundled C++ API framework, and we use any number of the standard C++ container classes. We are currently on version 7.1.4 of Traffic Server.
The Traffic Server documentation is fairly brief on the subject and refers to the use of the following property to dump detailed information to the logs: CONFIG proxy.config.dump_mem_info_frequency INT <value> I should make it clear that we are seeing a general upward trend in memory usage of the “TS-MAIN” process, and we are trying to understand if that upward trend is due to “plug in” memory usage or “traffic server” memory usage. Our own plugins use the standard C++ new/delete to create and free memory. Is there a simple way, from the memory dump information, to differentiate between the memory we are allocating in our own plug-ins, and Traffic Server’s own memory allocations, which I believe use their own memory model. We are keen to hear any tips, advice, third-party profiling tools or war stories that you think might help us determine where we are leaking. Thanks, we appreciate your time, Nick Nick Dunkin Director, Software Engineering Manager – Architecture and New Product Introduction o: +1 678.258.4071 e: nick.dun...@vecima.com<mailto:nick.dun...@vecima.com> [cidimage001.png@01D6CC8C.6FC5A580]
