riginal Message -
From: "Cees Hek"
To: "William T"
Cc: "Eugene Toropov" ;
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2010 3:06 AM
Subject: Re: huge apache+mod_perl processes
Also, if you are using something like Cache::FastMmap, your processes
will look quite large depending
Also, if you are using something like Cache::FastMmap, your processes
will look quite large depending on the size of your cache, but this
memory is shared between children so it is not that big a deal. From
the docs:
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Because Cache::FastMmap mmap's a shared file into your processes
memory sp
If you don't have an unbounded growth issue it is likely do to some
library pulling in alot of dependencies or the creation/caching in
memory of some large data structure. You can preload all the
offending libraries and see if that causes a jump in the initial
memory allocation for you apache proc
Hi Eugene,
Eugene Toropov schrieb am 28.09.2010 um 13:16 (+0400):
>
> We have a problem with huge Apache+mod_perl2 processes of 150-200 Mb
> in size. After apache restart they are usually 40-50 Mb in size, then
> in a minute grow up to 100-150 Mb and then some time later may grow up
> to 200 Mb.
Greetings,
We have a problem with huge Apache+mod_perl2 processes of 150-200 Mb in size.
After apache restart they are usually 40-50 Mb in size, then in a minute grow
up to 100-150 Mb and then some time later may grow up to 200 Mb. I suspect a
certain type of http queries and would like to know
Eugene Toropov wrote:
Greetings,
We have a problem with huge Apache+mod_perl2 processes of 150-200 Mb in size. After apache restart they are usually 40-50 Mb in size, then in a minute grow up to 100-150 Mb and then some time later may grow up to 200 Mb.
One basic characteristic of Perl's memo
On 29 Sep 2010, at 20:17, Eugene Toropov wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> We have a problem with huge Apache+mod_perl2 processes of 150-200 Mb in size.
> After apache restart they are usually 40-50 Mb in size, then in a minute grow
> up to 100-150 Mb and then some time later may grow up to 200 Mb. I s
Greetings,
We have a problem with huge Apache+mod_perl2 processes of 150-200 Mb in size.
After apache restart they are usually 40-50 Mb in size, then in a minute grow
up to 100-150 Mb and then some time later may grow up to 200 Mb. I suspect a
certain type of http queries and would like to know
