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I am running bytehound on a multithreaded rust server. There are no child process.
While running, I see resident memory using top reaching 8GB. This is not off-heap data: jemalloc's allocated memory (exposed via an endpoint on my server) also reaches close to 8GB.
However, bytehound reports suggests a peak of around 1GB.
Where could the discrepancy come from?
Does bytehound drops allocation if it cannot keep up with the logging?
Is there a way to do sampling over the allocations?
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(thank you for the amazing project!)
I am running bytehound on a multithreaded rust server. There are no child process.
While running, I see resident memory using top reaching 8GB. This is not off-heap data: jemalloc's allocated memory (exposed via an endpoint on my server) also reaches close to 8GB.
However, bytehound reports suggests a peak of around 1GB.
Where could the discrepancy come from?
Does bytehound drops allocation if it cannot keep up with the logging?
Is there a way to do sampling over the allocations?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: