Re: very high memory consumption on ZEO server process

Héctor Velarde <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.zope.zodb
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 05/22/2017 05:43 PM, Jim Fulton wrote:
> How many objects/databases?

HV> I have 2 sites with this issue:

site C: 1 database; 17,277,281 objects

site R: 1 database; 18,460,812 objects

> How many clients?

HV>

site C: 2 ZEO servers, one ZRS master and one ZRS slave; each ZEO server 
has 3 ZEO clients attached to it

site R: 2 ZEO servers, one ZRS master and one ZRS slave; each ZEO server 
has 2 ZEO clients attached to it


> Is memory use increasing gradually?  I guess so because I guess 
> restarting fixed it.

HV> yes; just as an example, I restarted around an hour ago one ZEO 
server running as slave: it was using 1GB, now it's using 170MB.

it could take several days or even weeks to achieve those high values.

> Are you packing the database?

HV> yes, I'm packing bot; but I'm only doing garbage collection in one; 
the other is the one I had problems with packing until somebody here 
suggested me to skip garbage collection.

> Do you notice memory increase after packing?

HV> not pretty sure, the process takes place over the weekend and I have 
no information available.

I'm packing right now all databases to see if that's the case.

> I have a recollection of a possible leak associated with packing that I 
> never got around to digging into because we usually restarted servers 
> for other reasons before this became a problem.

HV> understood; I share the information with you ASAP.

best regards

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