I never found any doc for it, I simply found it in the list of console
commands:
https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/List_of_TF2_console_commands_and_variables
The only noticeable effect I saw in game is that when the cache is
smaller sometimes items on players don't show up immediately in game but
will appear on the next spawn or something like that.
On 23/07/2013 8:30 PM, Brian wrote:
Where is this 'datacachesize'? Could you link to some documentation on it?
Thanks
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 2:37 AM, Yun Huang Yong <gumby_li...@mooh.org>wrote:
Is everyone quoting VM size or RSS (resident)?
http://i.imgur.com/zDoPk0r.png
7 day RSS (blue) vs VM (green) for a busy-during-peak-hours 24p with
MM+SM; the big cliff every 24 hours is due to restart @ 5am each morning.
Unless you're running under OpenVZ you only need to be concerned about RSS
not exceeding your free mem (which isn't only the "free" number in top, but
add in "buffers" as the kernel will give that up if necessary).
You can tune down usage by tweaking things like 'datacachesize' within
SRCDS; for some reason on my instances that's set at 256MB, even though the
apparent cvar default is 64MB. I've run with 128MB in the past without any
major dramas.
On 23/07/2013 7:06 AM, Vitor F. - Killall wrote:
24 slots with metamod+sourcemod+ some plugins, running for 150 Hours
without a restart = 1548MB.
Csgo is even worse, i have a server using almost 3GB of RAM!
2013/7/22 ics <i...@ics-base.net>
~820MB and ~810MB for 2 24slot Valve maps only servers on the other
machine (daily reboot 6am) and on the other, ~551MB for mvm, ~1067MB and
~769MB for 2 24slot servers running regular and custom maps. The bigger
consuming one has more than the other. No reboots for these servers.
Basically each srcds running TF2 climbs up to 800-1100 MB max and stops
there.
-ics
Brian kirjoitti:
Hi guys,
Could any TF2 servers be so kind as to respond with their typical TF2
srcds
instance resource use as seen in 'top'? My single 14 slot srcds is using
~900 MB which I wonder if I should be concerned by (particularly as the
server itself has 1 GB of RAM).
Cheers,
Brian
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