Thank you all for the replies!
> If you yourself are seeing that the Ruby processes aren't using all of
> the memory, why are you thinking the Ruby application is using all of
> the memory? As some others have said, ***basically*** the total memory
> usage reported by top and free is that which th
On Nov 17, 1:37 pm, Phoenix Rising wrote:
> The first application is a public-facing e-commerce website. It has
> ZERO performance issues - things load incredibly fast (both in terms
> of end-user experience and milliseconds of rendering time on the
> server side [visible through production.log])
High memory usage in Linux is not necessarily a Bad Thing (tm). As
stated earlier, Linux systems use memory for caching filesystem and
other things. This will result in memory usage growing over a period
of time while the machine is up. The system will free this memory as
necessary when applicat
On 18 Nov 2009, at 08:46, Phoenix Rising wrote:
> Yeah I'm using top to measure resource usage. I'll reboot a server
> (virtual server of course), and at boot time memory usage is maybe
> ~200mb. After a few days it's skyrocketed to consume all 2GB in the
> case of the smaller application serve
Yeah I'm using top to measure resource usage. I'll reboot a server
(virtual server of course), and at boot time memory usage is maybe
~200mb. After a few days it's skyrocketed to consume all 2GB in the
case of the smaller application server we tested (haven't messed with
the other one since it's
Quoting Phoenix Rising :
>
> Hey all,
>
> I have a weird situation. I've got two different rails applications
> running right now that seem to consume as much memory as exists on the
> host machine.
>
First, how are you measuring the memory usage figures. The reason is Linux
will use most of
Phoenix Rising wrote:
Hey all,
I have a weird situation. I've got two different rails applications
running right now that seem to consume as much memory as exists on the
host machine.
The first application is a public-facing e-commerce website. It has
ZERO performance issues - things lo
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