And I realise browsing back through the thread that you mentioned that you
don't have a desktop in a previous reply. So I presume you mean you only have
terminal access to the machine where you are running Fuseki?
In which case you might want to try out jvmtop -
https://github.com/patric-r/jvm
-Xms and -Xmx do two different things (the previous email in the thread
mentioned -Xmx but then you referenced -Xms in your question).
The former sets the minimum heap size which is the minimum amount of memory the
JVM will allocate for the heap when it starts
The latter sets the maximum heap s
Hi,
it is a great that Jena supports further the Full Text Search extension.
Therefore I suggest to update the documentation: if [1] refers to the
latest released Jena version (which is 3.10.0), then the supported
versions are *Lucene 7.4.0* and *Elasticsearch 6.4.2* (based on JENA-1621).
He
Tested with 16GB, and java mem usage goes up to 10G (virt 14G).
Wondering what does the java -Xms do actually...
There was no way to limit mem usage for 8GB server?
On 29/01/2019 19:41, Dan Pritts wrote:
It's often misunderstood, but Java programs use memory in addition to the
configured h
