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We are running latest boa stable on wheezy with PHP 5.6 and Solr 4 / Jetty 9.
On our test vps, we keep on running out of memory (1 GB RAM) and I notice that java 7 / jetty 9 is using 38% of our RAM on average. I can not find the SOLR ARGS or Jetty Options to modify this start command that is being used:
'/usr/bin/java7 -Xms8m -Xmx256m'
I assume this means start with a min of 8 MB ram and use a max of 256 MB?
I would like to modify it to use a maximum of 64 MB of ram - can I do this, and how, please?
And will java really restrict itself to only using 64 MB of ram. It seems odd that it is using 380 - 390 MB or ram when the jetty start command, if I understand it correctly, limits ram usage to 256 MB?
I looked at the jetty-lowresources file but that doesn't allow me to modify the ram used. By the way in this file, does the 0 used in connections mean zero or does it mean unlimited. 0, I guess, and "-1" is used for unlimited?
Thanks for your advice.
Best,
Ed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You should not attempt to run Solr on system with only 1 GB of RAM. It was listed as a requirement in a previous docs/SOLR.txt how-to I think, but it is missing now, so we need to fix this, but it is not possible to configure this currently. We could make it configurable in the future, though.
Hello,
We are running latest boa stable on wheezy with PHP 5.6 and Solr 4 / Jetty 9.
On our test vps, we keep on running out of memory (1 GB RAM) and I notice that java 7 / jetty 9 is using 38% of our RAM on average. I can not find the SOLR ARGS or Jetty Options to modify this start command that is being used:
'/usr/bin/java7 -Xms8m -Xmx256m'
I assume this means start with a min of 8 MB ram and use a max of 256 MB?
I would like to modify it to use a maximum of 64 MB of ram - can I do this, and how, please?
And will java really restrict itself to only using 64 MB of ram. It seems odd that it is using 380 - 390 MB or ram when the jetty start command, if I understand it correctly, limits ram usage to 256 MB?
I looked at the jetty-lowresources file but that doesn't allow me to modify the ram used. By the way in this file, does the 0 used in connections mean zero or does it mean unlimited. 0, I guess, and "-1" is used for unlimited?
Thanks for your advice.
Best,
Ed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: