a year ago
Hi, since 2h my application is only getting ultra slow mysql reponses. I already restartet the application and the db. Didn't help. After restarting my mysql memory keeps beeing at around 2-3gb, which was at 9gb before... are there any know incidents at the moment?
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a year ago
After half a day the memory still hasnt gone back to it's inital level....
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a year ago
Hey there Hannes,
Unfortunately, the reality of MySQL in a container is that you are going to have quite high memory usage on the platform.
With the default configuration: MySQL 8's default configuration is designed for general-purpose use and may allocate more memory than necessary for containerized environments, this is because of the InnoDB buffer pool.
Off hand, I wouldn't be able to provide advice on tuning your database but if need be you can try a number of options and going from there.
(I also re-spun an invite to Slack but it's not tied to your Jobwork email, if you give me that, I can invite you over.)
Thanks,
Angelo
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a year ago
Hi Angelo, I dont mind if it uses a lot of memory. In fact I was wondering why it now uses less than before. It seems way slower than it used to be 2 days ago....
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a year ago
I wouldn't be able to know without traces and profiles on your end. From my end, the hosts during this period are healthy with plenty of head room.
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5 months ago
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