Open toontong opened 8 years ago
Did you run the same command in v0.9.8 to see how much it consumes there?
My guess is that you have 7-10 5.8G compressed files (~40.6G), so if you uncompress them, the amount would be a lot. So probably you need the on-disk storage. BTW, how many records are you parsing? e.g., zcat ./*/access.log-$DATE.gz | wc -l
If you still would like to try the in-memory storage, please take a look here.
There are some obvious optimizations that I want to do to the default hash tables which I'm sure will help in this type of cases. Hoping to get to this soon!
no -a
, -q
only.
zcat ./*/access.log-$DATE.gz | wc -l 1,034,567,817
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 35435 root 20 0 31.1g 28g 1028 R 100.0 45.9 81:51.90 /usr/local/bin/goaccess-0.9.8 --no-query-string
呆~。 the same as verison 0.9.8, it is running, not finish yet, also used so many memory.
./goaccess --version GoAccess - 1.1.
just upgrade from goaccess-0.9.8 then appear this.
CMD was
zcat ./*/access.log-$DATE.gz | goaccess --no-query-string > ./report/report.$DATE.html
file size: 5.8G access.log-20161124.gz has 7~10 files.