Perrin Harkins wrote:
There's really almost no way to tell how much memory a process is truly
using. ... One thing you can rely on is the report of how much
total RAM is left on your system, and how much is used for buffers and
cache (meaning it could be used for your app).
This worked like a charm! I realize the statistics are not terribly
accurate but it looks like I've realized savings somewhere around 100MB
for every seven Apache processes. Ouch.
Another approach is to
see if the Linux::Smaps module will work for you.
Unfortunately, as it turns out, my Linux kernel isn't quite new enough
to provide /proc/PID/smaps and I don't quite feel like patching it.
Thanks!
Matt
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