Yep Wordpress has some really nice caching plugins. The 10.75mb was without them. But I was only using WP as a 'control' to compare against, as WP is so popular and I'm assuming well written.
I'm pretty suspicious if my 2mb Zend app was ever to blame for the memory problems now. Media Temple DV hosting starts with 256mb, and even before the site was released there were black QoS alert in the Plesk CP. The account was completely fresh with nothing else running and I followed the knowledge base stuff for optimisation, but my frequent support tickets were only met with 'you need more memory', and my linux skills are not good enough to work out what was really to blame. One thing I'm still not clear on is the 'httpd' processes that gets listed in the SSH terminal 'top' command. These represent a single page-hit afaik, but how long does each process last for and hence consume the memory? Is the memory released as soon as the page is served - after the ~500ms it takes for whole PHP process to run? Sorry if this is off-topic in terms of ZF. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ZF---Memory-usage-tp20678541p21298116.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
