Memory hog by running multiple instances of same executable - Unix
This is a discussion on Memory hog by running multiple instances of same executable - Unix ; Hello, We have a multithreaded server process which runs during Day time. Process is quite heavy in size of (20MB) and listen on some assigned port. We are running some 90 instances of this process on server which is Solaris ...
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| We have a multithreaded server process which runs during Day time. Process is quite heavy in size of (20MB) and listen on some assigned port. We are running some 90 instances of this process on server which is Solaris server and has 16 CPU's , 8GB of RAM and 20 GB of swap space. We are not using single excutable for all these instances of server Rather there is seprate copy of execuable file which is running. This is because we have observerd that running multiple instances of same executable results in memory hog. Could anybody tell me reason? I tried searching on google and only found that all these servers will be sharing single Text section. Process is doing lot of socket communication hence I/O load is heavy but C.P.U usage is not high. It spikes to 60% max during peak period. Thanks in advance. |
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| Teddy > We have a multithreaded server process which runs during Day time. Please learn to cross-post, instead of multi-posting. Some answers in c.u.internals. Cheers, -- In order to understand recursion you must first understand recursion. Remove /-nsp/ for email. |
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