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> *From:* Alain RODRIGUEZ
> *Sent:* Tuesday, July 03, 2018 6:37 AM
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THIS! A well-reasoned and clear explanation of a very difficult topic. This is
the kind of gold that a user mailing list can provide. Thank you, Alain!
Sean Durity
From: Alain RODRIGUEZ
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2018 6:37 AM
To: user cassandra.apache.org
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: JVM Heap
Hello Randy,
It's normal that the memory in the heap is having this pattern. Java uses
memory available and when needed clean some memory for new needs, that's
the variation you see. In your case, it's not really regular but this can
depend on the workload as well.
I'm a C# .NET guy, so I have
Odd. Your "post-GC" heap level seems a lot lower than your max, which
implies that you should be OK with ~10GB. I'm guessing either you're
genuinely getting a huge surge in needed heap and running out, or it's
falling behind and garbage is building up. If the latter, there might be
some
Thanks for the feedback..
Getting tons of OOM lately..
You mentioned overprovisioned heap size... well...
tried 8GB = OOM
tried 12GB = OOM
tried 20GB w/ G1 = OOM (and long GC pauses usually over 2 secs)
tried 20GB w/ CMS = running
we're java 8 update 151.
3.11.1.
We've got one table that's got
It depends a bit on which collector you're using, but fairly normal. Heap
grows for a while, then the JVM decides via a variety of metrics that it's
time to run a collection. G1GC is usually a bit steadier and less sawtooth
than the Parallel Mark Sweep , but if your heap's a lot bigger than
I have datadog monitoring JVM heap.
Running 3.11.1.
20GB heap
G1 for GC.. all the G1GC settings are out-of-the-box
Does this look normal?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hLMbG53DWv5zNKSY88BmI3Wd0ic_KQ07/view?usp=sharing
I'm a C# .NET guy, so I have no idea if this is normal Java behavior.
