We are running dgraph cluster which currently has:
Zero Node : 32 GB RAM and 16 cores [Ubuntu]
Alpha Node 1: 32 GB RAM and 16 cores [Ubuntu]
Alpha Node 2: 32 GB RAM and 8 cores [Ubuntu]
It has 87 GB of data on both alpha nodes.
I am running a load test using JMeter and querying dgraph with a depth of 5 nodes.
For some of the cases, the query takes time and both alpha nodes go out of memory.
Observations:
We earlier had 1 alpha node, we resharded and added node 2. After resharding, we saw an increase in used memory. What is the reason for this increase?
While running the load test, I see a consistent increase in memory in both alpha nodes.
After the load test, memory settles down after 30 mins. even though there are no pending queries in the system.
I was just referring to this comment and a possible cause of increased used memory after resharding. Yes, that is a one time thing. As far as why the plateau on the right of your screenshot is higher than the left side, there could be any number of reasons, I only have guesses. A memory profile is easy to take and inspect, if you have the ability to.
@ujjawaldx The best way to figure out what’s causing high memory usage would be to add some logs and attach a memory profile. The memory profile will have answers to what’s consuming memory.