We have recently moved from resin-3.0.x to resin-3.1.x, and we are
trying to get a measure of control over the new Java-based "watchdog"
process. When it was a perl script, it consumed about 3.5-4Mb of
resident ram, but the Java one (even after giving it fairly
aggressive jvm arguments via watchdog-args) is consuming 127Mb of
resident ram on the same server.
Maybe we haven't been aggressive enough in trying to reduce the
watchdog's footprint. Here are the watchdog-arg values we're using.
Can we trim this back even further?
<watchdog-arg>-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=9003</watchdog-arg>
<watchdog-arg>-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote</watchdog-arg>
<watchdog-arg>-Xmx64m</watchdog-arg>
<watchdog-arg>-Xss256k</watchdog-arg>
<watchdog-arg>-XX:MaxPermSize=25m</watchdog-arg>
Thanks,
Rick
PS - We have affectionately name the new one "WatchPig" in honor of
being 30 times larger than the perl watchdog. As a longtime Java
advocate this one is a little bit embarrassing to me. I don't see why
the Java proc can't be a LOT more svelte. It does seem to be keeping
a lot of threads alive (possibly in order to support the JMX remote
---
Rick Ross
www.dzone.com
Phone: +1.919.678.0300
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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