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12-03-2002 11:42 AM
12-03-2002 11:42 AM
Paging Contd...
Team:
Please refer this discussion.
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x5a7a85079106d71190050090279cd0f9,00.html
Additional Info:
It is paging out. But the po value in vmstat is 3.
I have attached the glance report of the PID with high memory usage. Can you pl. tell me whether this Application has a memory leak?
Also another strange information is that the Page out happens in the night between 1 am to 9 am (this is the master server and this may be the time when the backups are run. The master server has to back itself up and also other 3 servers. The backup tool is veritas netbackup). Any ideas?
Thanks
Joe.
Please refer this discussion.
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x5a7a85079106d71190050090279cd0f9,00.html
Additional Info:
It is paging out. But the po value in vmstat is 3.
I have attached the glance report of the PID with high memory usage. Can you pl. tell me whether this Application has a memory leak?
Also another strange information is that the Page out happens in the night between 1 am to 9 am (this is the master server and this may be the time when the backups are run. The master server has to back itself up and also other 3 servers. The backup tool is veritas netbackup). Any ideas?
Thanks
Joe.
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12-03-2002 12:29 PM
12-03-2002 12:29 PM
Re: Paging Contd...
Sorry the glance report here
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Joe
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12-03-2002 12:32 PM
12-03-2002 12:32 PM
Re: Paging Contd...
paging out is not a problem, it is the paging back in that shows a memory problem
page outs will happen when HPUX decides that the page has not been referenced in awhile and this can happen for a lower priority process that does not get much cpu time, becuase there are higher priority processes getting the cpu
you will always have some pageins and pageouts, it is the volume of these that is bad
If you don't have at least 90% memory usage and are still having quite a few pages in and out, then you have an application that is coded to do mallocs, use it for a bit, and then release the memory. This is a real bad thing. Programs should be coded to do a malloc and then not relase it if they think they will need it again real soon.
page outs will happen when HPUX decides that the page has not been referenced in awhile and this can happen for a lower priority process that does not get much cpu time, becuase there are higher priority processes getting the cpu
you will always have some pageins and pageouts, it is the volume of these that is bad
If you don't have at least 90% memory usage and are still having quite a few pages in and out, then you have an application that is coded to do mallocs, use it for a bit, and then release the memory. This is a real bad thing. Programs should be coded to do a malloc and then not relase it if they think they will need it again real soon.
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12-03-2002 01:19 PM
12-03-2002 01:19 PM
Re: Paging Contd...
So what does this program do?
Looks like it is using variable amounts of shared memory (shmem), and also variable amounts of memory.
Just as I had expected, it is doing lots of malloc for both shared and normal memory and then freeing it when it is done.
This is causing your page in and out as the program grows and shrinks, HPUX has to keep moving it around in memory.
Looks like it is using variable amounts of shared memory (shmem), and also variable amounts of memory.
Just as I had expected, it is doing lots of malloc for both shared and normal memory and then freeing it when it is done.
This is causing your page in and out as the program grows and shrinks, HPUX has to keep moving it around in memory.
It is always a good day when you are launching rockets! http://tripolioklahoma.org, Mostly Missiles http://mostlymissiles.com
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