> rrdcached now frees all of its resources correctly. This
> facilitates memory debugging. g_tree now knows how to free
> the nodes when it removes them.
>
Thanks for this, I will be looking at the issue again early next week.
The issue that I had the other day was not a leak (as I confirmed when
finally able to run valgrind), it was caused by a backlog of updates -
in this condition, rrdcached just keeps growing until an out of memory
error stops it.
The root cause of the backlog of updates was that my RRAs weren't
aligned on cur_row, due to an issue in my own code. Now that I've
aligned them, IO levels come down to normal levels, and there is no
backlog.
Although it's not an immediate issue, do you think that rrdcached should
do anything to manage a backlog? Some possibilities might include:
- logging warning messages,
- dropping updates,
- refusing to accept updates/connections, so that the application will
know there is a problem
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