Hi all,
I'm running glusterfs-3.5.20140324.4465475-1.autobuild (from published nightly 
rpm packages) on CentOS 6.5 as storage solution for oVirt 3.4.0 (latest 
snapshot too) on 2 physical nodes (12 GiB RAM) with self-hosted-engine.

I suppose this should be a good "selling point" for Gluster/oVirt and I have 
solved almost all my oVirt problems but one remains: Gluster-provided NFS (as a 
storage domain for oVirt self-hosted-engine) grows (from reboot) to about 8 GiB 
RAM usage (I even had it die before, when put under cgroup memory restrictions) 
in about one day of no actual usage (only the oVirt Engine VM is running on one 
node with no other operations done on it or the whole cluster).

I have seen similar reports on users and devel mailing lists and I'm wondering 
how I can help in diagnosing this and/or if it would be better to rely on 
latest 3.4.x Gluster (but it seems that the stable line has had its share of 
memleaks too...).

Many thanks in advance.

Regards,
Giuseppe
                                          
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