Hello, I recently deployed a ZF based site and have been experiencing memory issues on the server. This isn't to say the problem is with ZF, but I really wanted to ask other people's experiences in a number of areas.
Host: Media Temple DV (dedicated virtual) Memory: 256mb Issues: frequent memory overages (more than once a day), reported as black level kmemsize QoS alerts in the Plesk control panel. I have APC enabled. It shows about 7mb of 32mb allocated memory used. I've set apc.stat to 0. I added a memory_get_usage(true) to my bootstrap, and with APC it comes out at about 1.75mb per page (much higher without). Page serve times are in the 0.7 range. I don't think the site is getting particularly high traffic, and I experienced some kmemsize issues even before launch. There are no other sites running on that hosting atm, and I'm pretty sure mail use is low. I've been following the server with top as much as possible, apache httpd process instances are showing 2.5% memory use. On average the mem usage is showing : siMem:689496k total, 311772k used, 377724k free. The mysqld process shows 3.2% overall mem usage . load averages are like: 0.08, 0.06, 0.01. I'm really stumped as to what to try. Is there any way of knowing what scripts were running when the memory ran out? As for improving performance I could implement some aggressive caching techniques, but before that I wanted to know what other peoples ZF apps look like in terms of memory usage. What is a typical ZF website memory footprint? Many thanks if you have any suggestions, even if it's just for further testing. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ZF---Memory-usage-tp20678541p20678541.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
