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Change subject: process_memory: incrementally track total process consumption
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Patch Set 1:

(3 comments)

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PS1, Line 9: This switches CurrentConsumption() from calling into TCMalloc to 
instead
           : using its own tracking, based on installing new/delete hooks into
           : tcmalloc. The hooks incrementally update a global LongAdder for
           : consumption, and we just query that object when we need to know the
           : current value.
> Is there any deviation between our tracked value and the TCMalloc reported 
I'll try running a workload, and also see if I can sneak it into any stress 
test.


PS1, Line 28: On the side, this changes process_memory to use GoogleOnce 
instead of
            : std::once. This sped up the microbenchmark significantly (almost 
2x),
            : apparently due to better inlining.
> This is somewhat concerning. I presume your benchmark was on el6? Wondering
my benchmark was on my ubuntu 16.04 laptop with libstdcxx/gcc


http://gerrit.cloudera.org:8080/#/c/6793/1/src/kudu/util/CMakeLists.txt
File src/kudu/util/CMakeLists.txt:

Line 356: ADD_KUDU_TEST(process_memory-test RUN_SERIAL true)
> Nit: out of order.
Done


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