Hi
Are you sure it's not the linux file/buffer cache that's using all your
ram? (does ps/top show nginx or the worker processes using it directly?)
Linux and most/all other unix variants will fill up unused ram with
cached versions of the most recently used files so they don't have to be
read from disk each time... it's completely normal and expected behaviour :)
On 22/04/13 19:30, Joseph Cabezas wrote:
I have two nginx instances (nginx/1.0.15) on a 4GB RAM machine. Each
instance runs fewer than 25 requests as reported with stub_status on;
The problem is that once nginx is started from scratch it starts
eating (or reserving?) RAM progressively as reported by free -m, up to
the point where it leaves only 2-5mb left and then it doesnt go past
that. In about 7 days it has eating everything. Nginx doesnt crash,
nor does it touch swap but I definately feel it compromises system
resources to the point iam concerned as in a production spike its wise
to think the server has no room.
This is the exact same issue on 4 other nginx machines I have.
In order to start over again I must kill -QUIT the PIDs , delete the
log file (which is smaller then 800mb) and then all goes back to the
cycle.
Please indicate me what pieces of information I can supply to debug
this issue.
Thanks
Joseph
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