Ben,
I ran into the same issue as well. This was solved by using google's
tcmalloc http://goog-perftools.sourceforge.net/. You can either link
statically against it or load it dynamically as a drop in replacement
for malloc. Our cpu usage dropped significantly after it was
installed.
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Hi,
I'm running Squid 2.6STABLE21 as a reverse proxy (migration to
2.7STABLE6 in progress).
After Squid has been up for a day or two handling about 500 (mostly
cacheable) requests per second, we start to see CPU spikes reaching 100%
and response times getting longer. It usually recovers on
Ben Drees wrote:
After Squid has been up for a day or two handling about 500 (mostly
cacheable) requests per second, we start to see CPU spikes reaching
100% and response times getting longer. It usually recovers on its
own, but we sometimes resort to restarting it, which always fixes the
