Closed speller closed 3 months ago
Hey @speller 👋 Is that to happen only with 2024.1.5?
@rustatian I saw this on 2023.3.10 as well. Updated to the latest version but it didn't solve the issue. For a short period of time, the memory consumption on startup is about 90MB, but then jumps to 1GB.
Keep in mind, that the virtual memory size is not the same, as RSS memory. VSZ is all memory, which can be accessible by the process. To better understand what's happening, could you please show RSS memory consumption?
It seems you're right, the rss memory consumption is low:
It also seems like the smaller AWS instance size (t3a.micro
) is unreliable. When switched to the small
size with 2GB memory, everything is working fine.
In Go (and other compiled programming languages) you may find a technique called memory-ballast. This technique allows process to see (virtual memory size) much more memory, than it initially has. This allows to perform approximately 10 percent faster. You may read details here: https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2019/04/10/go-memory-ballast-how-i-learnt-to-stop-worrying-and-love-the-heap/
Feel free to close the issue if your case was resolved 😀
No duplicates 🥲.
What happened?
Immediately after starting, RR consumes more than 1GB memory:
Version (rr --version)
2024.1.5
How to reproduce the issue?
Not sure, I'm just running it:
PS: XDebug is not installed.
Relevant log output
No response