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In #1942 we noticed that the longer the Linux stress test runs, the more memory it uses -- indicating a leak or memory hoarding.
Indeed, running with pprof enabled, there were two places with lots of unexpected churn in the heap:
(Minor) We recompile the same User-Agent regexp for each request. This can be a global.
The various origin/cache monitoring caches were filling with temporary data. These ttlcaches would eventually empty out -- but more on the order of minutes, making the test unpredictable.
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In #1942 we noticed that the longer the Linux stress test runs, the more memory it uses -- indicating a leak or memory hoarding.
Indeed, running with
pprof
enabled, there were two places with lots of unexpected churn in the heap:User-Agent
regexp for each request. This can be a global.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: