--On Mittwoch, 13. April 2005 10:51 Uhr +0200 Lucas Hofman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am running a server with a handfull of plone intranet sites. The server has 4GB memory, but is now starting to page.
What I notice is that the different Plone instances vary widely in there memory usage. For one site every process uses 400Mb, and there are 6 processes running! That is 2.4 Gbyte for one site!
Zope runs only in one process with multiple threads (where threads on some OSes
are implemented as processes :-))
I see there is one deamon process that is small, and 6 processes that are big. If we call the six biggies a-f: deamon start a a starts b b starts c d e f
c d e f are probably zserver threads, but what do process a and b? And why do the all have the same size and RSS? What are the alternatives to limit the memory consumption?
a or b is likely the zdaemon spawning up the threads.
What are the alternatives to limit the memory consumption?
Restarting Zope regularly (at night) might be a wise choice (this is a *serious* advice).
-aj
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