Hi.
On 03/15/2018 04:14 PM, Anand Buddhdev wrote:
# grep VmSize /proc/22365/status
VmSize: 10958428 kB
Well, I personally wouldn't compare by the VmSize metric. In general
it's relatively often far away from what one wants to know, e.g. my
Firefox ATM shows roughly five times larger value than the amount of RAM
"it actually uses" (i.e. how much "gets freed" if the process ends).
Maybe these DNS servers don't suffer much from such blowup, but just
using lmdb is a hint to me...
For a first idea of usage I'd choose the "resident set size" measure -
either VmRSS (current) or VmHWM (peak). (I'm assuming no noticeable
swapping happens here.)
For Knot-DNS itself, there have also been some improvements in memory
usage since 2.3.4 IIRC, but I don't know details there (Dan should know
best).
--Vladimir