[Gluster-users] strange memory consumption with libgfapi
Pavel Cernohorsky
pavel.cernohorsky at appeartv.com
Tue Oct 25 07:11:40 UTC 2016
Hello,
I was experimenting with libgfapi a bit and found something which I
cannot explain.
I wanted to simulate a behavior of long running system, so I created a
simple program which reads a file from Gluster volume, saves it under a
new name, deletes the original file and prints out the memory
statistics. And again, reads the file saved in the last round, saves a
new one, … But it seems that such a program just consumes memory
indefinitely.
The full source code of the program is attached, or available on
http://pastebin.com/9emyDH5N. It is not a production ready code, just an
experiment, but Gluster usage should be correct there.
My volume consists of 2 bricks, no replication, default options, Gluster
server and client have both the same version 3.8.4-1.fc24. The file I am
using for experiments is ~70 bytes. Program started on 70MB RSS and the
last time I checked it was 250MB. Unfortunately it is not possible to
use valgrind properly, because libgfapi seems to leak just by
initializing and deinitializing (tested with different code).
Is there some call in the library to free the memory that I am not
using? Some settings of the volume?
Thanks for your suggestions, kind regards,
Pavel
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