I'm realizing that if typo allowed for multi-blog installations, perhaps I could reduce the memory consumption, because I have like 5 concurrent instances of Typo to serve 5 different blogs. If I could combine them somehow, a single dispatch would be enough for all of them.
I think I saw someone mentioning that he was working on having this happen. I'd definitely benefit of that change, but I realize that this implies major architectural changes and that it won't be easy to merge these changes into the main codebase, unless the maintainers put a voluntary effort to facilitate that. Scott, Tobi, what do you say of having Typo be multi-blog capable? Victor jennyw wrote: > Hi, Scott, > > Scott Laird wrote: > > >1. Is the memory usage fairly constant, or is it growing? There was > >a memory leak in Rails 0.14.2 (I think) that caused Typo to grow > >without bound; that leak has been fixed, but there could be other leaks. > >2. How much memory is Typo using. I keep hearing numbers like > >"lots", but I've only seen one set of numbers so far. > > > > There's a thread on Text Drive with some info: > > http://forum.textdrive.com/viewtopic.php?id=8371 > > Jason, one of the admins, finds that Typon installations on at least one > of their servers average 100 MB. I'm not sure what kind of traffic those > installations experience, nor what plugins and themes they're using. > > My own Typo installation is about 50 MB. Very low traffic. It starts > off at around 30 MB (like my other Rails apps) and then after the first > page load goes to 50 MB (unlike other RoR apps, which tend to stay > around 30 MB unless something unusual is going on). The memory usage on > my installation of Typo doesn't grow much, although that could be > because of low volume (I've tested with ab, too, but that doesn't prove > much). It has gone up 2MB since yesterday, when it was steady around 50 MB. > > FYI, loading the front page just now gave me a 503 error. Loading it > again worked, and subsequent loads are working. > > Also, the memory usage is pretty consistent with a couple of themes, > including Azure and Origami. > > Jen > > > > _______________________________________________ > Typo-list mailing list > Typo-list@rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list _______________________________________________ Typo-list mailing list Typo-list@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list
