Rob Landers
Rob Landers
Just to be clear, you are only seeing this in aws and cannot reproduce it locally?
During my php development the last few weeks, I'm 99% sure it is related to memory allocations. There are a number of extensions (opcache, for example) that do their own...
Might be an encoding issue somewhere? Maybe a php file with a BOM isn't being allocated correctly?
Does anyone have a reproducer repository or wouldn't mind me remote gdb to your code? I'd be happy to spend a day digging into this and sign an NDA if...
> Around the 25%-27%, with 2Gi allocated Did you set the `GOMEMLIMIT`? Go will use all available physical memory (not the memory limit!) and it needs to be set in...
In the meantime, I'll go run a few load tests and see if I can see a memory leak.
I don't see any evidence of a memory leak with `GOMEMLIMIT=1000000000 # 1gb`. ``` k6 run load-test.js --no-connection-reuse /\ |‾‾| /‾‾/ /‾‾/ /\ / \ | |/ / / /...
Just like PHP, Go is a garbage collected language. That means after every request, whatever was left over is just left in memory to eventually to be garbage collected. PHP...
Yes, if you calculate a negative limit, then you do not have enough memory and are overcommitting. I keep meaning to write a guide. I may start that tonight.
I would think that as long as we're internally consistent with version numbers (whether there is a "v" or not a "v"), it will be fine as it doesn't make...