On Feb 19, 9:25 am, Graham Dumpleton <[email protected]>
wrote:
> BTW, are you using a VPS. Wander is related issue to one I know about,
> resulting from how VPS handles virtual memory allocations.

It's a dedicated server.

> > BTW, are you attempting to use WSGIImportScript to preload your WSGI
> > script and therefore Django code modules?

No, I haven't tried that. But I assume traffic causes all the modules
to load up pretty quick?

The funny thing with the ThreadStackSize finding was that even
beforehand, the server seemed fine. Only after a day or so and a run
of burst traffic would it start to buckle. Every CPU would just spin
apache2 on 100%, with load average up over 30. I first tried reducing
processes and threads back to the bare minimum we needed to keep
plenty of memory left spare, but it'd still spin out and eat up stacks
of memory and grind the CPUs to a halt. Maybe it's the app, but it's
been up for nearly a week now with ThreadStackSize set lower and it's
doing fine.
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