Hi Tim,
Thanks for the follow up. I haven't touch this issue for a week. I will
need to study this further. I will get back to you once I'm done.
For now, this:
> How big of a heap did you try?
4G
> Are you able to share the test driver you were using so someone could try to
reproduce and then
I just read your last response more closely and realized you said you had
tried larger -Xmx values with no difference. How big of a heap did you try?
Are you able to share the test driver you were using so someone could try
to reproduce and then analyze the OOM behavior you were seeing? If not,
512 MB isn't very much memory for an ActiveMQ broker. I'm used to seeing
more like 2 GB, 4 GB, sometimes more when people describe how big their
heap is. If 512 MB works with Postgres, and you're good with using
Postgres, that's fine, but the general consensus is that KahaDB has had
more testing
Hi Tim,
Thanks for your time. I managed to make the Broker very stable after moving
away from KahaDB and Limiting the number of active connections at one time.
This is what I think happened.
* KahaDB competes with the broker for JVM resources. It does not matter how
much of memory I reserve with
This is only a partial answer (I'll try to get time this weekend to answer
the parts I don't have time for now), but I want to get you something to
start with.
On Feb 15, 2018 5:03 AM, "Thiago Veronezi" wrote:
Hi, ActiveMQ community,
I'm actively working on a documentation
Hi, ActiveMQ community,
I'm actively working on a documentation for "out of memory" protection on
ActiveMQ. Recently I was working on this POC project where I stressed a
default broker configuration with 1.000.000 messages with 20KB payload
each, where each message took 1 second to be consumed.