On 2014-02-12T14:56:09, walter.pis...@erptech.it wrote:
> This is sar on node 1
>
>
>
> 11:10:01 958244 131164608 99,27 2282996 115595888 87761480
> 32,95
> 11:20:01 903164 131219688 99,32 2289980 115604020 87799716
> 32,97
> 11:30:01 1101560 131021292 99,17 2298388 115513776 87693196
> 32,93
> 11:40:01 1075876 131046976 99,19 2304764 115516508 87698880
> 32,93
> 11:50:01 3547640 128575212 97,31 2311380 115539592 87406308
> 32,82
> 12:00:01 382812 131740040 99,71 2320756 115289668 95762708
> 35,95 <------
>
> Media: 1053500 131069352 99,20 2218531 115382679 87977415
> 33,03
Above 99.71% memory utilization? Yes, I'd say that indicates an
out-of-memory situation.
Alas, this is not sufficient to reconstruct which process consumed that
memory.
> 12:30:01 119692256 12430596 9,41 161532 5032616 78708160
> 29,55
>
> 12:40:01 118970064 13152788 9,95 182136 5390288 78842992
> 29,60
>
> 12:50:01 118899184 13223668 10,01 187440 5425376 78874608
> 29,61
>
> 13:00:01 118810216 13312636 10,08 191460 5477888 78896804
> 29,62
I'd keep monitoring this and once you go above >80% again start looking
for processes that are larger than they should be.
Regards,
Lars
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