> But I wonder can this be the problem? (claiming 55% of memory in
> kmem_alloc_xxx buffers, which totals at about 16GB! ) Didn't those
> "simple" exec (ps, perl, grep, prtdiag etc.) free the buffers/memory
> when they exit?
Many of these allocations probably were freed. Remember, this script i
A dtrace script shows that there are a lot of shell scripts (perl, sh, awk,
grep etc.) running on the system calling kmem_alloc() , they are mostly the
database monitoring/operation scripts running inside each zone (aoubt 7 zones)
almost every minute.
But I wonder can this be the problem? (cla
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 12:45PM, nico wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 05, 2009 at 09:16:28AM -0800, David
> Bustos wrote:
> > Quoth Richard L. Hamilton on Sat, Jan 03, 2009 at
> 09:19:16AM -0800:
> > > Looking at the method script for the sar service
> (as of snv_97), I see that
> > > it creates the sys crontab f
