Thank you Eric,
That was the issue indded. Changing GC algorithm helped dramatically reduce
memory consumption.
Abhinav SUryawanshi
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Hi Eric,
Thank you for your valuable input. Let me test with other GC algo and get
back to you with results. I deeply appreciate your efforts.
- Abhinav Suryawanshi
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Java 7 is end of life, so when I filed the bug I didn't include it in
affected versions. I'm almost 100% certain that it is affected as well. The
bug is in G1.
-Erik
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Thank you for suggestion but I checked the Bug tracker it says it affetcts
Java 8,9 . We are still using Java 7.
Thanks & Regards
Abhinav Suryawanshi
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This could be
http://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=JDK-8180048, a memory
leak in G1. If so you can work around it by switching to concurrent mark
sweep or you can upgrade to the very latest Java SE 8u144 from Oracle, where
the bug should be fixed. Not sure if the fix is in OpenJDK ye
Hi All,
I have below configuration for my java actvemq process where Xmx is 15360M
but when I see the process usage of memory using glance I see RSS 41.8gb
and VSS 51.6gb . pmap |grep total gives me total 54059348K. I
am not sure what is happening in activemq that is causing this much amount
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