>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Ari Halberstadt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Only if you run a separate JVM for each servlet zone. Each JVM takes
>> something like 10-30MB just sitting around doing nothing.
>>
>Is this really true?
I don't know. This is what I get using BlackdownJDK1.1.7/RedHat5.1:
ari@linux:etc:554$ ps auxwww | head -1; ps auxwww | grep java
USER PID %CPU %MEM SIZE RSS TTY STAT START TIME COMMAND
ari 1862 63.4 4.0 21896 2544 p1 R 18:09 0:38 ...java foo
ari 1915 49.4 4.0 21896 2544 p1 R 18:09 0:20 ...java foo
httpd 1698 0.6 5.4 22648 3432 ? S 18:08 0:00 ...jserv...
where foo is the phenomenally exciting inifinite loop program. Anyone with
more Linux experience want to tell me how to find out how much memory the
thing is really gobbling up?
>My guess is that JVMs use about 10MB of shared object code. Each instance
>also uses at least 500K of heap (that's probably the bare minumum needed to
>run JServ).
>So, if you assume each JVM uses 1MB of heap and there's 10MB of shared
>object code then one instance would use 11MB but two instances would only
>use 12MB (roughly, of course).
>
>ted stockwell
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