Hi all,
Thanks all for your responses. I will get jmap running and see what that
reports. We restart Apache nightly because it uses huge amounts of memory
because of Oracle client connections and I wonder if this is similar.
Either way Apache doesn't actually crash (it just keeps growing its mem
Hi Tom,
For reference, my start up is:
-Xmx5G -Xms2G -XX:MaxPermSize=256m
(so 2Gb start, 5Gb max).
Despite that, across 9 instances, I've never seen any of the tomcat
instances use above 1.5Gb; it's typically 1Gb.
In a typical day an instance handles about 6500 requests, 5000 of which are
TMS (on
On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 2:55 PM, Tom (JDi Solutions) <
tom.d...@jdi-solutions.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Thanks all for your responses. I will get jmap running and see what that
> reports. We restart Apache nightly because it uses huge amounts of memory
> because of Oracle client connections an
Just looking to jmap this now and Geoserver is using over 4GB or RAM but
jmap reports the following: "Unable to attach to 32-bit process running
under WOW64" which suggests it's a 64bit jmap looking at a 32bit java
instance but Geoserver is running out of the same install as far as I can
tell allbe
Hi Tom,
Yes, we're using one single username/password for it as we don't currently
require any data segregation. There are actually two Oracle stores used
though - using different schemas (but again, same username/password).
I leave it to wiser minds than mine to figure out how anything interacts
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