On 10/10/2017 3:28 PM, pinker wrote:
It was exactly my first guess. work_mem is set to ~ 350MB and I see a lot of stored procedures with unnecessary WITH clauses (i.e. materialization) and right after it IN query with results of that (hash).
1000 connections all doing queries that need 1 work_mem each will consume 1000*350MB == 350GB of your ram. many queries use several work_mem's.
if the vast majority of your operations are OLTP and only access a few rows, then large work_mem is NOT a good idea. If you're doing large aggregate operations like OLAP for reporting or whatever, then thats another story, but generally doing that sort of thing does NOT use 1000 connections.
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