Hello, I'm trying to better understand our ES memory usage with relation to 
our workload.  Right now 2 of our nodes have above-average heap usage.  
Looking at _stats their old-gen is large, ~6gb.  Here's the _cat usage I've 
been trying to make sense of:

_cat/nodes?v&h=host,v,j,hm,fm,fcm,sm,siwm,svmm,sc,pm,im,fce,fe,hp

host                        v       j             hm      fm           
fcm      sm        siwm      svmm sc      pm im fce fe hp
host1                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.2gb      34.3mb 
2.8gb     1.3mb    7.4kb 13144  -1b 0b   0  0 82
host2                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   888.2mb 20.3mb 
1.9gb      0b         0b      8962   -1b 0b   0  0 67
host3                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.1gb     29mb    
2.5gb      0b          0b     11070  -1b 0b   0  0 70
host4                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   845.2mb 21.6mb 
1.8gb      179.8kb  448b  8024   -1b 0b   0  0 55
host5                      1.3.4 1.7.0_71  7.9gb   1.3gb     40.7mb  
2.8gb      0b          0b     12615 -1b 0b   0  0 83

host1 and host5 when they do GC it looks like they drop ~5-10% so they bump 
against the 75% mark again very soon afterwords.  Their oldgen stays 
relatively big, host5 currently has ~6gb of old gen.

Last week we had an incident where a node started having long GC times and 
then eventually dropped out of the cluster, so that's the fear.  It didn't 
seem like the GC was making any progress, wasn't actually reducing the 
memory size.

There must be something using heap that's not reflected in this _cat 
output?  The collection_count for the oldgen is increasing but the 
used_in_bytes isn't significantly reducing.  Is that expected?

thanks for any tips!

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