I'm creating a very large number of variations, but this is just crazy...
 

Mem:   8061664k total,  7940996k used,   120668k free,      588k buffers
Swap:  4128760k total,  1680360k used,  2448400k free,    14984k cached

  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND       
                                                                            
         
28301 apache    20   0 8020m 7.1g 1244 D 13.6 91.9 259:21.53 httpd         
                                                                            
         



As it is chugging through the variations, the memory usage of that httpd 
process just builds up, and up...and up, until it goes into swap and then 
eventually stops working. There also doesn't seem to be cleanup done 
(although I'm not sure where the fault for that lies), as the memory used 
stays in the RES column (not just the VIRT one) even after variation 
creation completes. What I've been doing is creating in chunks and 
restarting httpd to clear the memory reservation/usage between those chunks.

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