Open sw2279 opened 8 years ago
After the run command add Java argument '-Xmx2G' where 2 stands for amount of GB you want to allocate for gtfs-editor. For 32bit Java the max is around 1.7GB (so -Xmx1740M)
My installation is on a RaspberryPi, Debian Wheezy, 1G RAM. I'm trying to export a very simple GTFS and, like many others, encounter the Out of memory error. After first attempt with no options, I ran a play run -Xmx900M I monitored memory with htop, but no actual memory peak has been requested by process tree. Can anyone explain if there is really such a huge RAM needings, so I can abandon my small server project?
As it goes from my own experience, 2GB of RAM is needed to be assigned to gtfs-editor to allow exporting and importing GTFS feed. I didn't check actual RAM need for this app, I just assumed this value by trial-and-error.
Hi,
I have a virtual machine from https://github.com/jafamo/vagrant-gtfs-editor and I can run the app, but when I am trying to export the first time, I receive a message:
Execution exception
OutOfMemoryError occured : Java heap space
and
In /app/jobs/ProcessGtfsSnapshotExport.java (around line 67)
67: GTFSFeed feed = new GTFSFeed();
If I am trying to import file .zip from: http://transitfeeds.com/l/60-europe the same error:
OutOfMemoryError occured : Java heap space
In /app/jobs/ProcessGtfsSnapshotMerge.java (around line 67)
67: input = GTFSFeed.fromFile(gtfsFile.getAbsolutePath());
My VM is 3 GB RAM
I am getting out of memory errors for almost every process when using ubuntu on digital ocean does anyone have an idea of a better set up? I can't seems to resolve by changing my heap memory.