On 2016-06-10 5:57 AM, Cristian Mammoli (c.mamm...@apra.it) wrote:
EAS sogod processes will generally consume 16 to 50 MB of RSS.
How comes then that 12 GB are not enough for 90 phones
If you set to SxVMemLimit to 300, each sogod child process should be
allowed to use about 55 MB of memory of its own before the process is
restarted. Bursts can occur because the check only occurs after the
request has been sent to the client. So if an EAS client syncs a 200 MB
chunk of data, memory will grow a lot larger for that process during
response preparation.
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