That is the memory usage right after starting or restarting the etserver process with just a single session and barely any traffic.
At least the RSS is pretty small (roughly 2MiB to 10MiB most of the time) after my system increased how much swap space it was using. Something seems very wrong with the amount of virtual memory being used.
I'm running Debian buster on a Google Compute Engine f1-micro system (in the free tier) so this isn't exactly a box with a lot of RAM (just 0.6 GB of RAM).
That is the memory usage right after starting or restarting the etserver process with just a single session and barely any traffic.
At least the RSS is pretty small (roughly 2MiB to 10MiB most of the time) after my system increased how much swap space it was using. Something seems very wrong with the amount of virtual memory being used.
I'm running Debian buster on a Google Compute Engine f1-micro system (in the free tier) so this isn't exactly a box with a lot of RAM (just 0.6 GB of RAM).