Re: memory usage (client) (not fixed?)

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Dale,
please update to patch-320+, it should be a great deal lighter on memory
usage.

thanks,
avati


2007/7/7, Dale Dude <dale@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Im using patch 283 and think there might still be an issue. On 2 boxes
with same os (2.6.15), fuse (2.6.5) and glusterfs they maintain memory
after an rsync. After hours of inactivity it hasnt gone down.

Box1: 341megz (5tb of files but transfer maybe a couple megs)
Box2: 800megz (2tb of files and transfers almost a gig)

Dale


Rhesa Rozendaal wrote:
> I'd like to say that the memory leak in unify has been plugged in
> patch-277.
> Thanks, Amar and crew!
>
> My current "top", after several hours of non-stop usage:
>
>  6125 root      16   0  230m 157m  908 S   23  7.8  41:51.75 [glusterfs]
>
> It's been stable like that for a long time now. The current amount can
> easily be explained by io-threads, read-ahead and write-behind caches.
>
> I'm moving on to tweaking for performance, as glusterfs is now stable
> enough for me to use it in production.
>
> Once again, a big thanks to the dev team :)
>
> Rhesa
>
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