Here https://box.criamo.com/app/system-statistic/
[file]11614[/file] RAM is used to the fullest.
What exactly is loading the system? There are few automations, and the load is large, it is not clear why.
Here https://box.criamo.com/app/system-statistic/ RAM is used to the fullest. What exactly is loading the system? There are few automations, and the load is large, it is not clear why.
Good afternoon. RAM and system load are absolutely zazny things, often they can be unrelated. The load on the server mainly lies in the heavy load on the processor. And RAM simply stores some data for quick access, in your case it stores some of the queries from mysql in order to process database queries faster. You have practically no load on the processor, i.e. everything is fine with the server and nothing harms its performance.
Good afternoon. RAM and system load are absolutely zazny things, often they can be unrelated. The load on the server mainly lies in the heavy load on the processor. And RAM simply stores some data for quick access, in your case it stores some of the queries from mysql in order to process database queries faster. You have practically no load on the processor, i.e. everything is fine with the server and nothing harms its performance.
anonymous duck OneBox production Employee wrote: Good afternoon. RAM and system load are absolutely zazny things, often they can be unrelated. The load on the server mainly lies in the heavy load on the processor. And RAM simply stores some data for quick access, in your case it stores some of the queries from mysql in order to process database queries faster. You have practically no load on the processor, i.e. everything is fine with the server and nothing harms its performance.
OK. But the problem is that the system is stupid in orders. Products are not loaded immediately after being added, etc. What is it then in the system that it needs 10 GB of RAM?
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anonymous duck
OneBox production
Employee wrote:
Good afternoon. RAM and system load are absolutely zazny things, often they can be unrelated. The load on the server mainly lies in the heavy load on the processor. And RAM simply stores some data for quick access, in your case it stores some of the queries from mysql in order to process database queries faster. You have practically no load on the processor, i.e. everything is fine with the server and nothing harms its performance.
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OK. But the problem is that the system is stupid in orders. Products are not loaded immediately after being added, etc. What is it then in the system that it needs 10 GB of RAM?
Moskalenko Olga Viktorovna wrote: What is it then in the system that it needs 10 GB of RAM?
the database can be unloaded into RAM so as not to make disk access. Give a link to the process in which something works for a long time and tell me what to do in order to see it for yourself (what product to add, etc.). I'll see what's going on
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Moskalenko Olga Viktorovna wrote:
What is it then in the system that it needs 10 GB of RAM?
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the database can be unloaded into RAM so as not to make disk access. Give a link to the process in which something works for a long time and tell me what to do in order to see it for yourself (what product to add, etc.). I'll see what's going on
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