[rabbitmq-discuss] Producer eating up RAM

Suhail Doshi suhail at mixpanel.com
Mon Oct 5 02:03:48 BST 2009


Problem is, it only happens every 5+ hours and not sure how to duplicate it
but here is a crash dump:
=erl_crash_dump:0.1
Sat Oct  3 20:18:09 2009
Slogan: eheap_alloc: Cannot allocate 6960012640 bytes of memory (of type
"heap").
System version: Erlang R13B01 (erts-5.7.2) [source] [64-bit] [smp:4:4]
[rq:4] [async-threads:0] [hipe] [kernel-poll:false]
Compiled: Tue Jun 23 19:56:26 2009
Atoms: 7552
=memory
total: 11040213416
processes: 10989180488
processes_used: 10989135536
system: 51032928
atom: 507961
atom_used: 494181
binary: 43474800
code: 4668039
ets: 311600
=hash_table:atom_tab
size: 4813
used: 3776
objs: 7552
depth: 8
=index_table:atom_tab
size: 8192
limit: 1048576
entries: 7552
=hash_table:module_code
size: 97
used: 71
objs: 119
depth: 4
=index_table:module_code
size: 1024
limit: 65536
entries: 119
=hash_table:export_list
size: 2411
used: 1770
objs: 3269
depth: 8
=index_table:export_list
size: 4096
limit: 65536
entries: 3269
=hash_table:secondary_export_table
size: 97
used: 0
objs: 0
depth: 0
=hash_table:process_reg
size: 47
used: 31
objs: 43
depth: 4
=hash_table:fun_table
size: 397
used: 301
objs: 566
depth: 6
=hash_table:node_table
size: 11
used: 1
objs: 1
depth: 1
=hash_table:dist_table
size: 11
used: 1
objs: 1
depth: 1
=allocated_areas
sys_misc: 80890
static: 991232
atom_space: 98328 84868
atom_table: 104153
module_table: 9084
export_table: 52172
register_table: 468
fun_table: 3266
module_refs: 2048
loaded_code: 4228461
dist_table: 507
node_table: 227
bits_bufs_size: 0
bif_timer: 80192
link_lh: 0
proc: 75296 39952
atom_entry: 305480 305160
export_entry: 316248 315192
module_entry: 7784 7720
reg_proc: 2480 1800
atom_entry: 305480 305160
export_entry: 316248 315192
module_entry: 7784 7720
reg_proc: 2480 1800
monitor_sh: 4400 512
nlink_sh: 11368 6328
fun_entry: 51328 50096
db_tab: 6624 5640
driver_event_data_state: 56 56
driver_select_data_state: 1352 200
=allocator:sys_alloc
option e: true
option m: libc
option tt: 131072
option tp: 0
=allocator:temp_alloc[0]
versions: 2.1 2.2
option e: true
option t: false
option ramv: false
option sbct: 524288
option asbcst: 4145152
option rsbcst: 90
option rsbcmt: 80
option rmbcmt: 100
option mmbcs: 131072
option mmsbc: 256
option mmmbc: 10
option lmbcs: 10485760
option smbcs: 1048576
option mbcgs: 10
option mbsd: 3
option as: gf
mbcs blocks: 0 136 136
mbcs blocks size: 0 46568 46568
mbcs carriers: 1 1 1
mbcs mseg carriers: 0
mbcs sys_alloc carriers: 1
mbcs carriers size: 131112 131112 131112
mbcs mseg carriers size: 0
mbcs sys_alloc carriers size: 131112
sbcs blocks: 0 0 0
sbcs blocks size: 0 0 0
sbcs carriers: 0 0 0
sbcs mseg carriers: 0


On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 2:17 PM, Ben Hood <0x6e6562 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Suhail,
>
> On Sun, Oct 4, 2009 at 8:43 PM, Suhail Doshi <suhail at mixpanel.com> wrote:
> > Any ideas why my producer would suddenly jump and consume all the RAM
> > available? I am getting a serious amount of volume of items hitting the
> > queue.
>
> In general, a producer is a client process running outside of
> RabbitMQ, so it is difficult to see how RabbitMQ is affecting the
> memory consumption of this process. Maybe you can post a cut down
> version of your producer application that reproduces the symptoms.
>
> Ben
>



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