| 3 | | DISCLAIMER: the memory footprint measurements documented on this page and graphed (see the hyperlinks below) are based on !VmSize in linux. !VmSize almost certainly doesn't correlated with what you care about. For example, it doesn't correlate very well at all with whether your server will go into swap thrash, or how much RAM you need to provision for your server, or, well, anything that you care about. Yes, in case it isn't clear, I (Zooko) consider this measurement to be useless. Please see ticket #227 in which I go into more detail about this. |
| | 3 | DISCLAIMER: the memory footprint measurements documented on this page and graphed (see the hyperlinks below) are based on !VmSize in linux. !VmSize almost certainly doesn't correlate with what you care about. For example, it doesn't correlate very well at all with whether your server will go into swap thrash, or how much RAM you need to provision for your server, or, well, anything that you care about. Yes, in case it isn't clear, I (Zooko) consider this measurement to be useless. Please see ticket #227 in which I go into more detail about this. |
